Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Kneeling Apsaras Playing a Harp
View through Harvard Museums
Department of Asian Art
Grenville L. Winthrop New York (by 1943) bequest; to Fogg Art Museum 1943.
Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Bequest of Grenville L. Winthrop
Related Results
Two men and a woman playing cards at a table, one man pressing his nose toward the woman's forehead, from a series of ten scenes of musicians and couples dancing, drinking, playing music, and playing cards
Two men and a woman playing cards at a table, one man pressing his nose toward the woman's forehead, from a series of ten scenes of musicians and couples dancing, drinking, playing music, and playing cards
Engraving, Ten scenes of musicians and couples dancing drinking playing music and playing cards...
Seated Man Playing the Harp
Seated Man Playing the Harp
Incomplete figurine; missing part of phallus. Front is not as crisp as back, which is the side pictured here. Heavy surface accretions.
Very small figure, male, nude, seated and...
Young Man Playing a Theorbo
Young Man Playing a Theorbo
Jan Gerrit van Bronchorst began his career painting stained-glass windows. It would seem that he first trained in his native city of Utrecht and later pursued his studies in Arras ...
Bahramgur hunting with Fitna (painting recto; text verso), Illustrated folio from a manuscript of Haft Paykar by Nizami.
Bahramgur hunting with Fitna (painting recto; text verso), Illustrated folio from a manuscript of Haft Paykar by Nizami.
This single detached folio comes from a copy of the Khamsa of Nizami, the 12th century Iranian poet. The Khamsa is a popular and often illustrated text, especially in the 15th and ...
Kneeling man offering wine, attributed to Reẓā `Abbāsī (d. 1635)
Kneeling man offering wine, attributed to Reẓā `Abbāsī (d. 1635)
Kneeling man offering wine, possibly by Reza `Abbasi (d. 1635)
A young man holds out a small footed glass of red wine, to an unseen companion. The wine vessels and fruit suggest th...