Tools Services Portfolio About Contact

Tools Services Portfolio About Contact

Made with by Lê Trực 0983470827 © 2025 KenAI.vn

Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha (Jizō Bosatsu) Standing | Harvard Art Museums | KenAI

Harvard Art Museums
Artworks
Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha (Jizō Bosatsu) Standing

Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha (Jizō Bosatsu) Standing

SculptureJapanese14th century

Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha (Jizō Bosatsu) Standing

14th century

Classification

Sculpture

Medium

Cypress wood with lacquer and traces of cut gold-leaf

Culture

Japanese

Period

Kamakura period, 1185-1333

Century

14th century

Division

Asian and Mediterranean Art

Department

Department of Asian Art

Dimensions

H. 35.8 cm (14 1/8 in.)

Related Artworks

Standing Bodhisattva on Lotus Pedestal

Standing Bodhisattva on Lotus Pedestal

Unknown Artist, 14th century

Wood with pigment and traces of cut gold

14th centuryJapanese

Pair of sculptures: Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu)

Pair of sculptures: Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu)

Unknown Artist, Muromachi period, circa 14th-15th century

2 sculptures: Kaya (Japanese nutmeg) wood with traces of pigment; multiple-block

14th-15th centuryJapanese

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

Unknown Artist, 14th-15th century

Kaya (Japanese nutmeg) wood with traces of red pigment: single-block construction

14th-15th centuryJapanese

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

Unknown Artist, Late Kamakura or Nambokuchō period, 13th-14th century

Wood, multiple-woodblock construction; with traces of polychromy

13th-14th centuryJapanese

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

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 pigment; multiple-block construction

14th-15th centuryJapanese

Zōchōten (Virūdhaka), Guardian King of the South: One of the Shitennō (Devarājas) or Four Heavenly Guardian Kings

Zōchōten (Virūdhaka), Guardian King of the South: One of the Shitennō (Devarājas) or Four Heavenly Guardian Kings

Unknown Artist, Nambokuchō to Muromachi period, 14th-15th century

Wood, multiple-woodblock construction; with polychromy and gilding

14th-15th centuryJapanese

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

Unknown Artist, Late Kamakura or Nambokuchō period, 13th-14th century

Wood, multiple-woodblock construction; with traces of polychromy

13th-14th centuryJapanese

Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha (Jizō Bosatsu) Standing

Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha (Jizō Bosatsu) Standing

Unknown Artist, 14th century

Cypress wood with lacquer and traces of cut gold-leaf

14th centuryJapanese

Pair of sculptures: Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu)

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 centuryJapanese

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Open (A-gyō)

Unknown Artist, 14th-15th century

Kaya (Japanese nutmeg) wood with traces of pigment; multiple-block construction

14th-15th centuryJapanese

Wooden Arm and Long Sleeve of an Armored Figure

Wooden Arm and Long Sleeve of an Armored Figure

Unknown Artist, 14th century

Wood with traces of paint and cut gold

14th centuryJapanese

One of a Pair of Shinto Lion-Dogs (Koma inu), with Mouth Closed (Un-gyō)

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