The Department of Indian and Southeast Asian Art at Marcopolo Asian Art offers a curated selection of works from India, Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Malaysia, dating from the 2nd millennium BC to the 20th century. Thanks to the international prestige of our experts, we are able to present exceptional objects to collectors, investors, and museum institutions.
Our auctions feature sculptures, paintings, miniatures, ritual instruments, and decorative objects from the Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain traditions, with a particular focus on the Indian schools of the Gupta, Pala, and Chola periods, as well as the refined painting traditions of Rajasthan and the Deccan. In the field of Southeast Asian art, highlights include Khmer and Thai sculpture, votive bronzes, and stone reliefs, admired for their historical and spiritual significance.
Marcopolo Asian Art has become a reference point for those who wish to sell Indian or Southeast Asian art at auction: our free valuations and the expertise of our specialists ensure the best placement for each work on the international market.
Recent Results
In recent years, the department has achieved important results:
Our auctions feature sculptures, paintings, miniatures, ritual instruments, and decorative objects from the Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain traditions, with a particular focus on the Indian schools of the Gupta, Pala, and Chola periods, as well as the refined painting traditions of Rajasthan and the Deccan. In the field of Southeast Asian art, highlights include Khmer and Thai sculpture, votive bronzes, and stone reliefs, admired for their historical and spiritual significance.
Marcopolo Asian Art has become a reference point for those who wish to sell Indian or Southeast Asian art at auction: our free valuations and the expertise of our specialists ensure the best placement for each work on the international market.
Recent Results
In recent years, the department has achieved important results:- Bronze figure of Buddha, 13th–15th century – sold for € 9,216
- Repoussé box with silver base, Burma, 19th/20th century – sold for € 4,864
- Hongmu wood and mother-of-pearl cabinet, Vietnam, 19th century – sold for € 4,480
- Large gilt-bronze figure, Thailand, 19th century – sold for € 3,840
Contacts
Renzo Freschi
Head of the Indian and South East Asian Art Deparment
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