Sino-Tibet, standing over two prostrated figures atop a double lotus throne, his multiple arms winged out, his principle arms embracing his consort in yab-yum position, his face with three eyes and a protruding tongue, crowned with garlands of heads and skulls, the consort wearing a beaded belt with the Wheel of the Law, painted details, ht. 53, wd. 29 in.

Provenance: A private collection acquired some time ago from several New England galleries.