Frieze Masters - Stand D-5 - Art Fairs - Carlton Rochell

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Frieze Masters offers a unique contemporary perspective on thousands of years of art history, from collectible objects to significant masterpieces from the ancient era and Old Masters to the late 20th century. The 2025 edition of the fair will showcase over 130 of the most significant galleries from around the world.

The fair takes place in The Regent's Park in the heart of London, in an elegant, contemporary environment designed by renowned architect Annabelle Selldorf.

Artworks-Items

Nepalse bronze sculpture of the goddess Prajnaparamita

Nepal 16th century Gilt-copper alloy Height: 7¾ in. (19.8 cm.)

Depicted in this large cast sculpture is Rolpai Dorje (1717-86), the principal authority of Tibetan Buddhism at the Chinese court for half a century during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor

Portrait of Rolpai Dorje, Third Changkya Huthugthu

China, Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period Circa 18th century Gilt-copper alloy Height: 15 3/8 in. (34.6 cm.)

The subject of this splendid gilt-copper alloy image is Kalacakra, The Wheel of Time

Tibet 18th century Gilt-copper alloy with pigment Height: 13 3/8 in. (34 cm.)

This brass relief represents the Hindu god Shiva, the facial features worn by the repeated use of ritual unguents

North India, Himachal Pradesh 6th/7th century Brass Height: 7½ in. (19 cm.)

This small Buddha from the Anuradhapura period sits in the half-lotus posture (virasana), his right leg over his left

Sri Lanka Late Anuradhapura period, circa 7th century Copper alloy Height: 3½ in. (8.9 cm.)

Tibetan painting of a Buddhist master (lama)

Early Buddhist Master

Tibet 13th century Distemper on cloth 36½ by 28½ in. (93 by 72 cm.)

TIBETAN PORTRAIT OF KUYALBA, SECOND ABBOT OF TAKLUNG, 1210-1236

Tibet, Taklung Monastery 13th century Distemper and gold on cloth 33½ by 25 in. (85.1 by 63.5 cm.)

MAHASIDDHAS DAMARUPA AND AVADHUTIPA Tibet, Sakya school, Ngor Monastery, circa 1420

Mahasiddhas Damarupa and Avadhutipa

Tibet, Sakya school, Ngor Monastery Circa 1420 Distemper on cloth 34¼ by 31½ in. (87 by 80 cm.)

Brightly colored Tibetan thangka of Manjushri with sword raised

Central Tibet, Gyantse Region Circa 1425-1450 Distemper on cloth 39 3/8 by 33 5/8 in. (100 by 86 cm.)

This fine and rare fourteenth or early fifteenth-century thangka upholds the Tibetan tradition established by Atisha of depicting Maitreya and Manjushri in discourse.

Maitreya and Manjushri

Tibet 14th/15th century Distemper on cloth 33½ by 26¾ in. (85 by 68 cm.)

The blue, buffalo-headed Yamantaka is ithyphallic and without consort in his Ekavira Vajrabhairava manifestation.

Ekavira Vajrabhairava

Tibet Early 17th century Distemper on cloth 42½ by 30¼ in. (108 x 77 cm.)

HEAD OF A GODDESS from Eastern India

Head of a Goddess

Eastern India, probably Bangladesh Gupta period, circa 6th century Terracotta Height: 9¾ in. (24.8 cm.)

In this elegant and serene stele, the central figure of Buddha is flanked by two cylindrical stupas and is seated atop a lotus pedestal that in turn rests upon a lion throne.

Sakyamuni Buddha’s Enlightenment

Northeastern India, Bihar Pala Dynasty, late 10th/11th century Gray stone Height: 19¼ in. (48.9 cm)

The central figure on this stele depicts the pivotal moment when Buddha triumphed over Mara, just before attaining enlightenment.

Scenes from the Life of Buddha

Northeastern India, Bihar Pala Dynasty, 11th/12th century Sedimentary stone Height: 7 1/8 in. (18.2 cm.)

Adhaidvipa is a unique creation of Jain art, and the paintings on cloth are an arresting combination of bold geometric patterns and striking colors.

Adhaidvipa Pata, The Two-and-a-Half Continents

Western India, Gujarat, perhaps Jamnagar 17th century Opaque watercolor on cotton Height: 31 1/2 by 25 in. (80 by 63.5 cm.)