Standing Arya-Avalokiteshvara (Shō Kannon bosatsu) on a Lotus Base, one from a set of 1,000 images formerly in Kōfuku-ji, Nara
Japanese
Virūdhaka (Zōchōten), Guardian King of the South, one of the Devarājas (Shitennō), or Four Heavenly Guardian Kings
Japanese
Head of a Bodhisattva, d. 1057
Attributed to Jōchō
Architectural frame, with an emblematic circular bas-relief, representing two half-length figures of winged genii holding an apple between them (Medium tenuere beati.) (Fol. h vii verso)
Anonymous Italy (Venice) 1499
Woman Playing a Zither (drawing, recto) after a European source; calligraphy (verso) by an unknown artist
Attributed to Govardhan
Coronation with Allegorical Figures, 1600 - 1638
Traditionally attributed to Jacques Blanchard
Sketchbook ("Carrara"): Sketches of Quarry Workers, 1856 - 1925
John Singer Sargent
Wall Painting Fragment
Syrian
Earrings
Byzantine
Circular Church, 1697 - 1768
Giovanni Antonio Canal, called Canaletto
Carpet, Kirman
Persian
Faridun Attacking Zahhak (text, recto; painting, verso), illustrated folio from a Turkish translation of the Shahnama of Firdawsi
Ottoman
Untitled (pasted Kultur-Festwochen in Belgien pamphlet, pasted reproduction of Europalia model from pamphlet, and notes, left page); Untitled (pasted architectural plan with annotations and pasted reproduction of Europalia model from pamphlet, right page), 1928 - 2014
Otto Piene
Album of Kano School Paintings (Kanoha gashū): Landscape, Figure, Architecture and Animal Subjects, by Yasunobu (1613-1685), Dōun (1625-1694), Tsunenobu (1636-1713), Tanshin (1653-1718) and Tansetsu (1654-1713)
Japanese
Court Scene (Seigneuriale tapestry)
Unidentified Artist
Sketchbook ("1912 ?"): Sketches for "Hell" and "Judgment" Lunettes, Boston Public Library, 1856 - 1925
John Singer Sargent
Allegorical Figure, 1598 - 1680
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Architectural frame, surrounding an emblematical piece of sculpture. This emblem is intended to express the sapient precept - Temper hastiness by keeping seated; check sloth by rising up (Velocitatem sedendo, Tarditatem tempera surgendo). (Fol. h vii recto)
Anonymous Germany
The Prophet Muhammad and His Companions at a Feast (painting, recto; text, verso), illustrated folio from a manuscript of Siyar-i Nabi (The Life of the Prophet) by Mustafa Darir of Erzurum
Ottoman
Folio 30 from an Album of Artists' Drawings from Qajar Iran: Three sheets: Pen box design with perspectival architectural landscape divided by medallions (top), Bahram Gur visiting a princess (center), Pen box design with audience scene divided by medallions (bottom)
(recto); Blank page (verso)