Deity Art

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Parnasabari, is a Buddhist and Hindu deity of diseases. tibetan thangka

met-africa-oceania:Head of a Water Deity (Chalchiuhtlicue), Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the America

met-ancient-art:Part of a throne with deity on a bull, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Ancient Near East

Citipati, protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism formed of two skeletal deities, one male and the other

“Return to home “Deity return to shrineCeremony of Peruvanam Aarattupuzha Pooram, Kerala, phot

Statue of Thoth, ancient Egyptian deity of writing and knowledge, in the form of a baboon, holding a

Minerva by Artemisia Gentileschi, circa 1615. Collection of the Uffizi Gallery, Florence via The Ath

what if… ancient Fierce Deity Link?I’m just very suspicious about not seeing his face in the trailer

mermaidenmystic:洛神 (Luo Shen) ~ ink and color on silk ~ Chinese artist Su Baidou Luo Shen 洛神, the “G

morbidfantasy21:The Castle of Otranto by HoraceWalpole by Anna Podedworna (akreon on artstation)

Figure of a female devotee of the Yoruba thunder deity Shango, holding the god’s characteristic symb

Vishnu, khmer style,  deity and photo made by Sarayuth Ekkanasingha, Thailand, more at www.f

Hero of Time  (with Fierce Deity & Hero shade armor)

jessicaroux:Artemis, created for the 1001 Knights books. She is the ancient Greek deity of the hunt,

Nepalese gilt bronze figure of Vasudhara. Nepal, 16thC.Vasudhārā, whose name means “stream of

met-africa-oceania: Seated Female Deity, Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the AmericasMuseum Purchase, 1

Artemis, created for the 1001 Knights books. She is the ancient Greek deity of the hunt, wild animal

Aniconic deity inside a temple, Nepal

lostreach: ATC card for littlegraytiger of her awesome vulture character Karnak. Did it on watercol

Ganesha deity

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aic-asian: Shukongojin, 1199, Art Institute of Chicago: Asian ArtKnown also as the Thunderbolt Deity

met-asian: Antefix with Head of a Male Deity, 9th century, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Asian ArtPurc

Ancient Egyptian bronze amulet in the form of a wolf/jackal, representing the deity Wepwawet, who wa

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