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Artworks
Figure 1
Bronze figure of a Coconut Chopper mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 10.4cm
Figure 1
Bronze figure of a Coconut Chopper mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 10.4cm
Figure 1
Bronze figure of a Coconut Chopper mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 10.4cm
Figure 2
Bronze figure of Young Monk Playing football mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 12.6cm
Figure 2
Bronze figure of Young Monk Playing football mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 12.6cm
Figure 2
Bronze figure of Young Monk Playing football mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 12.6cm
Figure 2
Bronze figure of Young Monk Playing football mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 12.6cm
Figure 2
Bronze figure of Young Monk Playing football mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 12.6cm
Figure 3
Bronze figure of a Farmer mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 10.4cm
Figure 3
Bronze figure of a Farmer mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 10.4cm
Figure 3
Bronze figure of a Farmer mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 10.4cm
Figure 3
Bronze figure of a Farmer mounted on a hardwood base.
Ex Base: Height 10.4cmThree Bronze Figure Do Various Chores, Burma, 1930's
Bronze180 x 100 x 100 mmCopyright The ArtistFurther images
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The southern Burmese city of Pegu (ancient Hamsavati) was one of the capitals of the western Mon Kingdom. It has a rich heritage of metal-smithing and during the early part...The southern Burmese city of Pegu (ancient Hamsavati) was one of the capitals of the western Mon Kingdom. It has a rich heritage of metal-smithing and during the early part of the twentieth century British Colonial administrators commissioned local craftsmen to create bronze figurines. Subjects included portrayals of Burma’s tribal minorities, boys riding water buffaloes and people engaged in various occupations. -
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