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Male Deity
Male Deity
925–50
Sandstone
Overall: 135 cm (53 1/8 in.)
Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund 1994.202
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This male deity seems to be striding with his left leg advanced subtly forward.
Description
The distinctive swath of pleated cloth and the anchor-shaped ends of the lower garment suggest that this sculpture was made when this method of wrapping the sampot was fashionable. During that time, Cambodian temples were dedicated to Hindu deities, whose images were dramatically installed alone on a pedestal in a temple's sanctum. When consecrated, gold tokens were installed under the pedestal; many sculptures were broken when people toppled them to get the gold.
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