<n>Chakrasamvara with His Consort Vajravarahi</n>, a Tibetan <n>thangka</n> from ca. 1450–1500.

Icon of <n>Saint Ignatius of Antioch</n>, 17th c.

A painting of <n>Tripurashundari</n> in the <n>Dutch Bengal style</n>.

A <n>Kalighat painting</n> of <n>Hanuman</n> showing <n>Ram</n> and <n>Sita</n> in his heart.

<n>Siddha Lakshmi</n>, an 18th-century <n>Newar</n> style painting from Nepal.

An illustration of Hell from <n>Augustine of Hippo</n>'s <n>De Civitate Dei contra Paganos</n>, c. 1475.

<n>Tantric Diagram of Virata Purusha</n>, a <n>Rajasthani folk art</n> painting in watercolor on paper.

<n>The 14th sign of the Apocalypse</n>, from the French manuscript <n>Livre de la Vigne nostre Seigneur</n>, c. 1450-1470.

A painting of the Hindu goddess <n>Bhairavi</n>.

An illustration of the Hindu goddess <n>Kali</n> by artist <n>Laya Sthana</n>.

A painting depicting the Hindu goddess <n>Kālī</n>, shared on the occasion of <n>Kali Jayanti</n>.

<n>Kalighat painting</n> of the Hindu goddess <n>Chhinnamasta</n>, c. 1885. From the <n>British Museum</n> collection.

Painting of <n>Lord Caitanya</n> revealing his <n>Vishvarupa</n> to <n>Advaita Acarya</n>, from <n>Back to Godhead magazine</n>.

Untitled etching from <n>Una Vida Surrealista</n> by <n>Surrealist</n> artist <n>Leonora Carrington</n>.

A mid-11th century miniature of the constellations from the <n>Iatromathematical calendar book</n>.

A <n>Gunungan Wayang Gapuran</n>, a puppet used in traditional Javanese <n>Wayang Kulit</n> shadow theatre.

<n>The Voyage of Life: Youth</n>, an 1842 painting by <n>Hudson River School</n> founder <n>Thomas Cole</n>.

<n>Śeṣa</n>, the thousand-headed serpent and <n>Hindu deity</n>, in a painting from 1803.

<n>A Painting of the Kundalini Tantra</n>, an 18th-century work from Rajasthan, India.

An early 20th-century Nepalese painting of the <n>Goddess Tripurasundari</n> seated on <n>Shiva</n>.

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