Across Asia - Arts of Asia and the Islamic World
Centre Street, Fourth Floor
The Walters Art Museum presents a landmark installation of its Asian and Islamic collections, offering new ways to examine and experience both Asian and Islamic art. For the first time at the Walters, visitors can view approximately 500 artworks from across the Asian continent together in a contiguous space, including art from Islamic cultures spanning West to South Asia. Across Asia: Arts of Asia and the Islamic World is the culmination of years of work by Walters curators to expand the connectivity of the Asian and Islamic art collections and will feature visitor favorites as well as works which have previously never been on view.
A new collection volume Across Asia and the Islamic World highlights the strengths, variety and sheer wonder of The Walters Art Museum’s unique Asian and Islamic collections.
Tsuba with a Fox in Buddhist Robes Inside a Gong ("Mokugyo")
Netsuke Depicting Writing Materials
Snuff Bottle with Camellia Blossoms
Dish with Roosters Under Cherry Tree
Table Clock with the Twelve Earthly Branches
Vase with the "Three Friends of Winter": Pine, Plum, and Bamboo
Box for Writing Tools (Suzuribako)
Serving Tray for Steeped Tea Service
Pipe with Trained Monkeys Harvesting Persimmons
Standing panel with the Buddha with his disciples Sariputta and Moggalana
Tsuba with the Sun Goddess Amaterasu and Her Brother Susano-ô
Vessantara Jataka, Chapter 2: Kalinga Brahmins are Given the White Elephant
Hair Comb with Bats and Clouds
