Arthur M Sackler Gallery Collection
The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery is a treasure trove of exquisite Asian art, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of various periods and regions
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The Arthur M. Sackler Gallery is a treasure trove of exquisite Asian art, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of various periods and regions. Step into a world where peonies and willows bloom, transporting you to the Momoyama or Edo period in the early 17th century. Marvel at the delicate brushstrokes of Hasegawa Tonin as he brings to life Gama Sennin (Chinese Hou Xiansheng) and his three-legged toad during the vibrant Edo period in the 18th century. As you wander through this gallery, immerse yourself in landscapes that transcend time. A masterpiece from the Qing dynasty in the 18th century depicts gibbons swinging gracefully amidst cranes, their movements captured by an unknown artist's skilled hand. Transporting us further back, an anonymous creator takes us on a journey with a mounted man hunting birds using his falcon during the early 18th century. Delve deeper into history as you encounter ancient masterpieces like "Durga slaying the Buffalo Demon" from Central Javanese Period dating back to the 9th century. The identity of its creator may remain unknown, but their artistic prowess shines through every stroke. Discover enigmatic figures such as Miroku from Japan's Nara period between 645-710 AD; although shrouded in mystery, this sculpture exudes serenity and wisdom beyond measure. Witness traditional Japanese performing arts come alive with a captivating mask for Noh performance crafted during Muromachi period spanning from1333-1573 AD. Enter realms beyond our mortal existence as Amitabha (Amida) welcomes souls to paradise during Japan's Muromachi period between14th-15th centuries - an awe-inspiring portrayal by an anonymous artist that transcends time itself.