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Why a 400-Year-Old Painting of a Minor Deity Can Outprice a Flawless 20th-Century Masterpiece The auction catalog described it as “a finely painted Tibetan thangka, 18th century, Chakrasamvara in union.” The estimate sat at $12,000–$18,000. The room
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