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Imploring Figure, Ayutthaya culture, c. 1750 (bronze)
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Imploring Figure, Ayutthaya culture, c. 1750 (bronze)
834204 Imploring Figure, Ayutthaya culture, c.1750 (bronze) by Siamese School, (18th Century); height:18.3 cm; Private Collection; Photo eDirk Bakker; Thai, out of copyright
Media ID 23246712
© Dirk Bakker / Bridgeman Images
Ayutthaya Begging Emaciated Figurine Figurines Ghoulish Headless Imploring Macabre Metallic Siam Skeletal Skeleton Skeletons Southeast Asia Southeast Asian Spooky Statuette Thai Thailand
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This hauntingly beautiful bronze sculpture, known as the "Imploring Figure" is a captivating piece of Ayutthaya culture from the 18th century. Standing at a height of 18.3 cm, this Siamese School creation showcases the remarkable craftsmanship and artistic expression of Southeast Asia. The figure's skeletal and emaciated form adds an eerie yet intriguing element to its overall appearance. Its headless presence only enhances the sense of mystery surrounding it, leaving viewers with questions about its origin and purpose. As we delve deeper into this macabre artwork, we are drawn to its imploring stance. The outstretched arms seem to beg for something beyond our comprehension - perhaps mercy or salvation? The ghoulish nature of this statue evokes a range of emotions within us, forcing us to confront our own mortality. Photographed by Dirk Bakker, this print captures every intricate detail and texture that makes this sculpture so mesmerizing. It serves as a reminder that art has the power to transcend time and connect us with cultures long gone. Displayed in a private collection, this rare glimpse into Thai history allows us to appreciate the skillful artistry that flourished during the Ayutthaya period. This print invites contemplation on themes such as life, death, spirituality, and human vulnerability – all through one enigmatic figure frozen in time.
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