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Holyman En no Gyōja and His Two Demon Attendants Seated on Rocky Terrain
Unknown Artist, 19th-20th century
Cast bronze with crystal-inset eyes
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Head of Priest Kantsū Oshō
Unknown Artist, 18th century
Cypress wood with traces of pigment: single-block construction
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Shōtoku Taishi at Age Two (Shōtoku Taishizō - nisaizō)
Unknown Artist, Early Edo period, 17th century
Wood, single-woodblock construction; with traces of polychromy and crystal-inset eyes
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Forgotten Promise
Nagare Masayuki, Shōwa period, 1968
Black granite
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Standing Arya-Avalokitesvara (Shō Kannon Bosatsu) on a Lotus Base, modeled after those in the set of 1,000 images formerly in Kōfuku-ji, Nara
Unknown Artist, Style of the 12th century
Wood, single-woodblock construction; with traces of polychrome and lacquer-applied gold leaf
20th centuryJapaneseSculpture
Head of a Priest
Unknown Artist, 18th century
Cypress wood with traces of pigment: single-block construction
18th centuryJapaneseSculpture
Decorative Sculpture in the Form of a Grasshopper or Cricket
Unknown Artist, late Edo period, 19th century
Brown-surfaced iron
19th centuryJapaneseSculpture
Seated Bodhisattva of Wisdom with Five Tufts of Hair (Gokei Monju)
Unknown Artist, second half of 13th century
Gilt bronze
13th centuryJapaneseSculpture
Head of a Bodhisattva
Jōchō, Heian period, c. 1053
Japanese cypress wood with traces of lacquer polychromy
11th centuryJapaneseSculpture
Seated Rakan (Arhat) from Ten’on-zan Gohyaku Rakan-ji (Five Hundred Rakan Temple), Tokyo
Shōun Genkei 松雲元慶, 1691-1695
Lacquer and gold on wood
17th centuryJapaneseSculpture
Pair of sculptures: Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu)
Unknown Artist, Late Kamakura or Nambokuchō period, 13th-14th century
2 sculptures: wood, multiple-woodblock construction; with traces of polychromy
13th-14th centuryJapaneseSculpture
One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)
Unknown Artist, 14th-15th century
Kaya (Japanese nutmeg) wood with traces of green/blue pigment over white gesso
14th-15th centuryJapanese