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Teaching Gallery: South and Southeast Asia

October 11, 2011–October 30, 2011

White Gallery, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas

Selected for Geetanjali Tiwari’s GIST 501 / ANTH 501, South & Southeast Asia

Works of art

bowl — bowl, Rama V period (1869–1910)

Kashmir shawl — Kashmir shawl, circa 1815–1830, Afghan period

Krishna Legend — Krishna Legend, 1800s

sutra (in Pali) — sutra (in Pali), late 1800s

Wisnu (Vishnu) on Garuda — Wisnu (Vishnu) on Garuda, 1850–1900

three tiles — three tiles, late 1400s, Lodi dynasty (1451–1526)

pot with lid — pot with lid, 1000s–1100s

Ganesha — Ganesha, early 1900s

Rakshasa (Demon) chhau dance mask — Rakshasa (Demon) chhau dance mask, circa 1970s

head of Buddha — head of Buddha, 400s, Sasanian dynasty (224–651)

seated Buddha — seated Buddha, late 1800s

votive tablet (tsa-tsa) — votive tablet (tsa-tsa), 1700s–1800s

Lady and Deer in Park — Lady and Deer in Park, early 1800s

kris (dagger) with scabbard — kris (dagger) with scabbard, late 1800s–1974

wayang kulit (shadow puppet) representing Gatutakatja — wayang kulit (shadow puppet) representing Gatutakatja, late 1800s–1879

miniature painting of Krishna with milkmaids — miniature painting of Krishna with milkmaids, early 1900s

Veiled Woman, India, Linda Connor — Linda Connor

Veiled Woman, India, 1979

Western Courtyard, Ta Prohm, Cambodia, Linda Connor — Linda Connor

Western Courtyard, Ta Prohm, Cambodia, 2003

rubbing of dancing archer, possibly from Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha, Bangkok) — Linda Connor

rubbing of dancing archer, possibly from Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha, Bangkok), late 1800s–early 1900s