Standing Bodhisattva

1. With William H. Wolff (1906–1991), New York, by Oct. 1965 [this and the following according to invoice, Oct. 25, 1965; copy in curatorial object file]; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, July 14, 1966.

Recorded by Art Institute of Chicago.

• “Art of Asia Recently Acquired by American Museums, 1966”, <em>Archives of Asian Art</em>, vol. 21, (1967/1968), 76, 95, fig. 7.
• Emma Bunker, “Pre-Angkor Period Bronzes from Pra Kon Chai”, <em>Archives of Asian Art</em>, vol. 25 (1971/1972), 70, 73, fig. 13.
• Fine Arts Department (FAD), <em>New Acquisitions of Three Bronzes from Buri Ram: Handbook of the Special Exhibition at the Bangkok National Museum 16 October‒30 November 1973</em> (Bangkok: Fine Arts Department, 1973), Appendix, fig. 16.
• Emma Bunker, “The Prakhon Chai Story: Facts and Fiction”, <em>Arts of Asia</em>, vol. 32 (Mar./Apr. 2002), 123, Appendix A (no image).
• Tanongsak Hanwong, Lalita Hanwong & Murphy, Stephen A., “The Prakhon Chai Hoard Debunked: Unravelling Six Decades of Myth, Misdirection, and Misidentification”, <em>International Journal of Cultural Property</em>, vol. 31, no. 2 (2024), 179, Table 1, no. 1 (no image).
• Nicolas Revire, “A Pre-Angkorian Bronze Bodhisattva at the Art Institute of Chicago”, <em>Journal of the Siam Society</em>, vol. 113, part 2 (2025), 215–242.

Buddha with Attendants on Mythical Animal

Art Institute of Chicago

Standing Buddha

Art Institute of Chicago

Horse-Headed Incarnation of God Vishnu (Vajimukha)

Art Institute of Chicago

Standing Buddha with Hand in Gesture of Teaching (<em>Vitarkamudra</em>)

Art Institute of Chicago

God Ganesha

Art Institute of Chicago

Tassels

Art Institute of Chicago

Hand of Buddha

Art Institute of Chicago

Head of Buddha

Art Institute of Chicago

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