A White Marble Fragment Of A Small Stele Northern Qi Dynasty Carved to depict the torso of two figures each in mirror image with the arms of one hand touching
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A WHITE MARBLE FRAGMENT OF A SMALL STELE Northern Qi Dynasty Carved to depict the torso of two figures each in mirror image with the arms of one hand touching, display stand. 9cm (3 1/2in) long. Footnotes: 北齊 石雕像殘片 Provenance: Paul Champkins, London before 2000 (by repute) Jeremy Mason, London Compare with a related stone stele, Northern Qi dynasty, dated to 565, published by J.Stuart and C.Qing, Chinese Buddhist Sculpture in a New Light at the Freer Gallery of Art , Hong Kong, April 2002, vol.32, no.4, p.33, fig.7.
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