Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery - Gods and Guardians in Asian Art

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Gods and Guardians in Asian Art

Gods and Guardians in Asian Arts illuminates the celestial and the divine, the sacred and the spiritual, in a rich array of works from Scripps College’s permanent collection. The exhibition features 40 sculptures, paintings, and hallowed objects—from Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea, and Tibet—many on display for the first time. Visit Hindu, Buddhist, Daoist, and Shinto gods and guardians in the Williamson Gallery from October 29 through December 18, 2022.

Showing 1 to 12 of 41 Records

Image of

India Anonymous
Bronze
c. 1800

Image of

Torii Kiyotada VII, VII
Ink on Paper
1895-1896

Image of

Asia Unknown
gilded wood

Image of Amida Buddha

Amida Buddha

Japan Anonymous
Wood
19-20 c.

Image of Amida Buddha and Attendants

Amida Buddha and Attendants

Japan Anonymous
Wood
19th -20th c.

Image of Bodhisattva of Compassion

Bodhisattva of Compassion

Chinese Anonymous
Glaze on Porcelain
n.d.

Image of Cambodian Bronze Head of a Buddha

Cambodian Bronze Head of a Buddha

Cambodia Anonymous
Bronze
11th -12th c.

Image of Ceremonial Dagger

Ceremonial Dagger

India Anonymous
Bronze on Iron
c. 1800

Image of Crowned Buddha (Guanyin)

Crowned Buddha (Guanyin)

China Anonymous
Ink and Colors on Silk
16th c.

Image of Dakini Mandala

Dakini Mandala

Tibet Anonymous
Paint on Silk

Image of Ebisu (Protector of Fishermen)

Ebisu (Protector of Fishermen)

Japan Anonymous
Wood
c. 18th - 19th c

Image of Ebisu and Daikokuten

Ebisu and Daikokuten

Koryusai Isoda
Ink on Paper
c. 1765-1785

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