Standing Buddha 11th-12th century

This bronze sculpture, created anonymously during the 11th-12th centuries, portrays a standing Buddha in a serene and meditative pose. The figure's elongated proportions and elaborate headdress are characteristic of Southeast Asian Buddhist art, particularly the style prevalent in the region during the period. The patina on the bronze surface adds a sense of age and reverence to the piece. This captivating sculpture is a testament to the enduring artistic legacy of Buddhism in Southeast Asia and is currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.