Standing, Helmeted, Armor-Clad, Mustachioed Guardian Warrior of So-Called 'Lokapala' or "Heavenly King" Type, with His Right Hand Raised and the Tail of His Garment Billowing in the Wind, Trampling a Supine Demon

Standing, Armor-Clad, Bearded Guardian Warrior of So-Called 'Lokapala' or "Heavenly King" Type) with His Left Hand Raised as if to Grasp a Lance or Spear, Striped Sleeves Billowing in the Wind, and Helmet Surmounted by a Long-Tailed Bird with Wings Spread, Trampling a Supine Demon atop a Perforated Rocky Base

Harvard Art Museums

Heavenly King Virudhaka

Cleveland Museum of Art

Lokapala Guardian King, one of a pair

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Bishamonten, the Guardian of the North

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Standing Lokapala Guardian Figure with Proper Right Arm Raised

Harvard Art Museums

Helmeted, Armor-Clad Guardian Warrior with Pointed Boots, Standing on a Rocky Base, His Hands Raised to Waist Level

Harvard Art Museums

Mahakala

Rijksmuseum

Standing Warrior Wearing Helmet with Protective Neck and Ear Flaps, Cape, and Pointed Boots, His Hands Resting atop a Vertical, Sheathed Sword

Harvard Art Museums

Guardian King of the North (Bishamonten)

Cleveland Museum of Art

Pair of Standing, Helmeted, Armor-Clad, Bearded Guardian Warriors, One with Mouth Open, One with Mouth Closed, Each with Pointed Boots and a Hand Raised to Waist Level as if Grasping a Lance or Spear, and Standing on a Rocky Base from which Protrude the Head and Tail of a Snake

Harvard Art Museums

Gamo Sadahide's Servant, Toki Motosada, Hurling a Demon King to the Ground at Mount Inahana, from the series "New Forms of Thirty-Six Ghosts (Shinkei sanjuroku kaisen)"

Art Institute of Chicago

The Buddhist Guardian Mahabala

Minneapolis Institute of Art