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Angkor Wat (Cambodia), 12th century
Khmer civilization/ Suryavarman II/ wat/ approach via a stone causeway (gradual ascension vs. building
facade)
Suryavarman II holding court (Angkor Wat, Cambodia), 12th century, stone
naga and a model of the universe
temple mountain (emphasis on exterior)/ shrine dedicated to Vishnu/
barays and a directed supply of water
Apsaras (female
divinities; celestial
dancers who are the
attendants of Kama, the god
of love)
avatars of Vishnu/ Jayavarman VII and the
Bayon
Left: Towers of the Bayon (Angkor
Thom, Cambodia), 12th to 13th centuryBelow: Ta Prohm (Angkor Thom,
Cambodia), 1186
Harihara (Prasat Andet, Cambodia), 7th century, stone
harihara (half Shiva/half Vishnu)
Left: Sculpture of a goddess in the Angkor (Khmer) style, 12th
century, sandstoneBelow: Devatas (female
deities) from Angkor Wat, 12th century
Shiva as Nataraja in the Naltunai Isvaram
Temple (Punjai, India), c. 1000, bronze
carried in processions/ role of Shiva/ flaming
nimbus/ Demon of Ignorance/ Ganga
Shiva as Nataraja 11th
century, bronze
Shiva and his family on Mount Kailasa
Shiva and Parvarti/ Vasuki/ Nandi/ Mount Kailasa
Statue of Nandi at Halebid (India), 1150
Kama and the state of ananga/ Skanda/Ganesh/
Surya and Chandra/ Hanuman, the Monkey God/ the tiger of Shiva/ rishis (Brahmin priests)/
Brahma with four heads/ Shiva and the demon Taraka
Ganesh (Hoysala, India), 12th-13th centuries
Vishnu and Attendants (Bangladesh), 11th century
Laotian Buddhas
Left: Buddha praying for
rainRight:
Abhayamudra: Buddha as
protector and preserver from
suffering, subjugating
Mara
Below: Bhumisparshamudra: Buddha calling the earth goddess as witness to his
enlightenment and his victory over Mara
Right: Vitarkamudra: The Buddha setting in motion “the
wheel of the law”
Abhayamudra: The Buddha as protector and preserver
from suffering
Krishna and Radha in a Pavilion (Punjab, India),
c. 1760, opaque watercolor on paper
Krishna/ Radha/ Gita-Govinda/ a lightning bolt in
a luxurious setting