Country Group: The Himalayas (Tibet, Nepal, Mongolia and Other)
This very distinctive Mongolian Thangka stands apart for its singular, almost folk-art style—far removed from the formal conventions of Tibetan painting. Rendered on an unusual cloth, reminiscent of oil cloth or another nontraditional textile, it possesses a raw, expressive quality rarely seen in devotional works. Likely dating to the early 20th century, it features graceful, elongated linework and soft mineral pigments that give the figure a quiet, contemplative presence. Measuring approximately 24" x 20" (not square), this is truly a one-of-a-kind piece, ideal for collectors seeking originality and character in Mongolian Buddhist art.
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