Perspectives at the intersection of art, science, and Himalayan cultures
Drakpa Gyeltsen (1147-1216) and Sakya Pandita (1182-1251)Central Tibet, ca. 15th century
Dralha Yesi GyelpoTibet, 19th century
Drenpa Namkha (ca. 8th century)Amdo region, eastern Tibet, 19th century
Earth, Wood, Nectarous and Plateau Medications (chapter 20 cont.)Chentsa, Amdo region, Northeastern Tibet (Jianzha, Qinghai Province, China), 1995-1996
Eight Great Tantric Adepts (From a Pelpung Monastery eleven-painting set of The Eighty-four Great Tantric Adepts)Kham Province, Eastern Tibet, 19th century
Eighth Karmapa, Mikyo Dorje (1507-1554)Kham Region, Eastern Tibet, 18th century
EkajatiBhutan, 19th century
Eleven-Headed Thousand-Armed AvalokiteshvaraTibet, 14th-15th century
Eleven-Headed Thousand-Armed AvalokiteshvaraKham Province, Eastern Tibet, 19th century
Eleven-headed, Thousand-Armed AvalokiteshvaraCentral Tibet, early 20th century (before 1935)
Entrustment of the Four Tantras (chapter 27 cont.)Chentsa, Amdo region, Northeastern Tibet (Jianzha, Qinghai Province, China), 1995-1996
The Field of Accumulation of MeritTibet, early 20th century
Field of Accumulation of Merit (Tsokshin) of the Geluk Tradition with TsongkhapaCentral Tibet, ca. late 18th - early 19th century
Arhat NagasenaTibet, 18th century
Arhat PantakaChina or Tibet, 17th - 18th century
Arhat RahulaChina, possibly Xumi Fushou Monastery 須彌福壽之廟, Chengde, Qianlong period (1736–1795), ca. 1780