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Champei

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Amrita Tandon
2018
91x61cms, Oil and acrylic on stretched canvas A Cambodian girl gathering 'champei', fragrant frangipani flowers. Set against a background of Khmer yant, sacred Buddhist geometry and symbols. The circular 'Yant Maha Mongkol', which are auspicious blessings. 'Unalome'- the twist and turns on the path to spiritual consciousness. And one of my favourite Buddha sayings- 'No one saves us but ourselves. No one can and no one may. We ourselves must walk the path.' I started this painting after a visit to Siem Reap. Cambodia is a country still coming to terms with its war ravaged history and grappling with poverty. The strong Buddhist beliefs of its people play a large part in helping them to deal with their devastating past and present struggles.
Category
Painting / Figurative
Current Location
Hong Kong
Represented by
Amrita Tandon Art
Size
61cm (W) x 91cm (H)
Condition Report
Mint condition, ready to hang
Selling Price
US$2,000
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Condition Report Definition Key
Area
Image:
The central image area, composition, or focal point; the area inside the margins/plate marks.
Margin:
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Edge:
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Verso:
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Degree
Minor:
An existing condition which generally does not involve risk of loss.
Moderate:
Noticeable damage, increasing in severity and/or size; should be monitored or corrected by a conservator.
Major:
Distinct, recognizable damage; the stability of the work is questionable and risk is a factor. Requires the attention of a conservator.
Extreme:
Advanced and severe damage; work is insecure and at great risk.