Gallery/javanese Art

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Ancient Javanese necklace8th–early 10th century

A pair of Javanese flintlock muskets, Indonesia, circa 1870.

The Hindu elephant deity Ganesha, Remover of Obstacles.  Andesite sculpture from central Java, artis

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Javanese Dancer, c.1920 by Salvino Tofanari (Italian, 1881–1969)

A Flood on Java, 1865-76 by Raden Saleh (Javanese, 1814–1880)

Krishna on Garuda, (Central Javanese period), second half of the 9th century, Indones

art-of-swords: Moro Keris Sword Dated: 18th century Culture: Javanese Medium: steel, silver, wood

Frodo Baggins! The hobbits take their visual cues from Taiwanese aborigine peoples (mostly the Puyum

Bodhisattva AmoghapāśaGreat statue of Bodhisattva Amoghapāśa in the likeness of King Ādityavarman &n

Īśāna – Lokapāla and Guardian of the NortheastRelief on panel in the outer parikrama of the ce

Yoga – NṛsimhadevaNṛsimha or Narasimha, the fourth avatāra of Lord Viṣṇu in the man-lion form.

The Serat Selarasa, Jav.28;  f.6r, 48v-49r, 112r, Javanese manuscript  (Indonesia), c. 18

An essential quality of Javanese dance is the lack of a term synonymous with dancer.&ldquo

Durga, javanese bronze

art-of-swords:Kris DaggerDated: 20th centuryCulture: JavaneseMeasurements: overall length 46 cmThe d

art-of-swords: Moro Keris SwordDated: 18th centuryCulture: JavaneseMedium: steel, silver, woodSource

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