Amida Buddha (Early 12th century)

Printed sheet with rows of small seated Amida Buddha figures on lotus pedestals within double halos.

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Amida Buddha, Early 12th century, Art Institute of Chicago. Via artnap.com

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About this work

This printed sheet, titled Amida Buddha and attributed to an anonymous Japanese artist, shows rows of identical seated Buddha figures. Each figure sits on a layered lotus pedestal and is framed by a double halo, with slight variations in the drawn robes and features. The paper is torn along the left edge and shows the faint marks of repeated printing.

Museum record: Art Institute of Chicago

Date

Early 12th century

Medium

Woodblock print

Dimensions

21.2 × 18.5 cm

Museum

Art Institute of Chicago

License

CC0

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