Rare Antiquities Shine in Artemis Fine Arts Auction
Boulder, Colorado – As collectors seek timeless treasures amid a rebounding art market, Artemis Fine Arts’ upcoming March 19 auction spotlights exceptional pieces in Asian, ancient, ethnographic, and fine art categories. This online sale features legally sourced, well-documented works spanning centuries and cultures, with bidding live and items still available for acquisition.
Standout lots include rare sculptures and architectural elements that highlight artistic mastery and historical depth. All pieces remain open for bids, offering opportunities for discerning buyers.
A highlight is the Large Cambodian Stone Lintel depicting Vishnu on Garuda, a masterful Khmer creation showcasing intricate carvings of divine figures and mythical creatures. This architectural fragment, estimated at $12,000–$18,000, embodies Southeast Asian spiritual iconography and remains a prime acquisition.
Another compelling work is the Khmer Angkor Red Sandstone Head of Shiva, dating to the 12th–13th century. This serene yet powerful depiction of the deity, estimated at $4,000–$6,000, captures the elegance of Angkor-period sculpture and invites contemplation of ancient Hindu traditions.
The Japanese Meiji Era Gilt Wood Room Screen depicting the Takasago scene adds refined Asian elegance. With intricate gilt detailing and narrative panels rooted in classical Japanese theater and folklore, this decorative masterpiece, estimated at $3,000–$4,500, brings cultural storytelling to any collection
These selections exemplify the auction’s diversity, from monumental stonework to delicate ethnographic art. Bidding opens soon—view the full catalog at artemisgallery.com or liveauctioneers.com for details and to place offers.
