A Thangka Of Vaishravana Riding A Lion 18th/19th century Distemper on cloth, the centre painted with Vaishravana
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A THANGKA OF VAISHRAVANA RIDING A LION 18th/19th century Distemper on cloth, the centre painted with Vaishravana, riding a lion and holding the pole of a victory banner in the right hand, and a mongoose in the left, sitting above a white lotus, surrounded on the sides and in the lower foreground by eight horsemen scattering precious jewels. 32.1cm (12 5/8in) x 50.1cm (19 3/4in). Footnotes: 十八/十九世紀 北方多聞天王像唐卡 Provenance: Gift from John Harding (by repute) Jeremy Mason, London
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