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St Louis Art Museum

 

A brief visit to the St Louis Art Museum today, the only building intact and in situ from the Worlds’ Fair in 1904.

I was very taken with this pigment pot, it appears that he has a counterpart in the Ashmolean that I must look out for.

These little creatures caught my eye….


…however…


…I mainly went… 


…to catch up with this old friend, a Bodhisattava Avalokiteśvara…

…seated in a position of  ‘royal ease’. A piece of such exquisite beauty, that stays long in the mind after you see it.

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