They Who Guard the Gate: The Propagation of Kongо̄rikishi Iconography
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
21 December 2018
The two benevolent kings protecting the temple gates
Butsuzо̄ in the Shell: The Buddhist Sculptures of Takuma Kamine
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
23 November 2018
Buddhist iconography re-interpreted through 21st…
Diamond-like Strength: The Propagation of Kongō-yasha Myōō Iconography
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
18 October 2018
The fifth Wisdom King of the godai myōō
Power and Beauty: Robert Wilson Takes On the Last Dynasty
Joseph Houseal
6 October 2018
When avant-garde theater and Chinese art collide
With the Wrath of a Serpent: The Propagation of Gudari Myо̄о̄ Iconography
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
21 September 2018
Manifestations of Kundali Vidyaraja in Japanese…
The Universe in a Dot of Paint: The Buddhist Imagery of Sherab Khandro
Meher McArthur
19 September 2018
Pointillist expressions of a spiritual practice
Bull-headed Wrath: The Propagation of Daiitoku Myōō Iconography
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
24 August 2018
An integral deity in esoteric Japanese Buddhism
Trampling Across East Asia – The Propagation of Gozanze Myо̄о̄ Iconography
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
16 July 2018
On the wrathful form of the
Highlights of Buddhist Art at the Norton Simon Museum
Meher McArthur
14 May 2018
Discovering remarkable examples of Buddhist…
The Propagation of Fudō Iconography in Japan
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
10 May 2018
The wrathful manifestation of Vairocana in Esoteric…
On Bells, Whistles, Hats, and Number Sets: An Interview with Jeff Watt on Buddhist Iconography and Himalayan Art
Anne Wisman
23 March 2018
Developing a database and curriculum for the study of…
Origins of the Godai Myо̄о̄
Michael Van Hartingsveldt
8 March 2018
Introducing a new column on iconography in Japanese…