Galerie
Jacques
Barrère

In Ancient Chinese culture, horses were considered to be one of the most important animals. They have always possessed mythical qualities and are seen as a symbol of power, beauty, and freedom. Pop along to Galerie Jacques Barrère on 36 Rue Mazarine to view our current exhibition on Celestial Horses and admire the pieces on display. #galeriejacquesbarrere #galerie #art #galerieart #artoftheday #artgallery #antiquites #asianart #artgram #artlover #artworld #interiordesign #interior #fineartasia #asianartcollector #collector #asianantiques

This Chinese Han Dynasty Cavalier is on display at Galerie Jacques Barrère as part of our Celestial Horses exhibition. Come visit us at 36 Rue Mazarine and admire this object in person! #galeriejacquesbarrere #galerie #art #galerieart #artoftheday #artgallery #antiquites #asianart #artgram #artlover #artworld #interiordesign #interior #fineartasia #asianartcollector #collector #asianantiques

. The sensuality of the Baphuon style is perfectly represented in this male torso. Stemming from the 11th century, Cambodia, where it was sculpted with great sensitivity. To admire this piece and more in reality, come visit us at 36 Rue Mazarine, 75006, Paris. #galeriejacquesbarrere #galerie #art #galerieart #artoftheday #artgallery #antiquites #asianart #artgram #artlover #artworld #interiordesign #interior #fineartasia

. Shiva is the most powerful of the Indian gods, an incarnation of the masculine prince. He is known to both destruct and regenerate and always accompanied by his vehicule Gadora, the eagle. To find out more about this strong deity and our sculptures, contact us at contact@barreresa.com #galeriejacquesbarrere #galerie #art #galerieart #artoftheday #artgallery #antiquites #asianart #artgram #artlover #artworld #interiordesign #interior #fineartasia

The Amida Buddha is also known as the Buddha of Immeasurable Light and of Limitless Life. This bronze example is small in size but big in impact and will bring good spirits to whomever is around. For more information, please contact us at contact@barreresa.com #galeriejacquesbarrere #galerie #art #galerieart #artoftheday #artgallery #antiquites #asianart #artgram #artlover #artworld #interiordesign #interior #fineartasia

Gandhara art developed in what is now Afghanistan between the 1st century BCE and the 7th century. The Gandhara region had long been a crossroads of cultural influences, which can be seen in the mélange between Greco-Roman and Buddhist scultpures. This small Buddha head expresses realism and individuality and presents traditional Buddhist attributes: elongated earlobes and an urna at the center of the forehead. To find out more, contact us at contact@barreresa.com #galeriejacquesbarrere #galerie #art #galerieart #artoftheday #artgallery #antiquites #asianart #artgram #artlover #artworld #interiordesign #interior #fineartasia