Antique Japanese Drawing of the Wisdom King Daiitoku (Daiitoku Myōō) from the Original, Framed Art Print Sculpture The recurring themes in Kirchner's

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Antique Japanese Drawing of the Wisdom King Daiitoku (Daiitoku Myōō) from the Original, Framed Art Print Sculpture The recurring themes in Kirchner'sOriginal public domain art from The MET Museum, digitally enhanced. Hanging scroll, ink on paper. Japan, 12th century. Original dimensions: image: 71. 8 cm x 53. 7 cm, overall with mounting 166. 4 cm x 67. 3 cm, overall with knobs 166. 4 cm x 72. 4 cm. Daiitoku is a wrathful and protective Wisdom King (My), whose Sanskrit name means one who stops the power of the King of Hell. He is shown here with multiple heads, eyes, legs, and arms. In four hands