Bloodletting points and moxa points. Ink drawing, Tibet.

Sir Ronald Ross, C.S. Sherrington, and R.W. Boyce in a laboratory at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine. Gouache by W.T. Maud, 1899.

Bhaisajyaguru (the Medicine Buddha) and Padmasambhava (below, centre). Distemper painting by a Tibetan painter.

Tibetan paper charm consisting of five figures. Watercolour, Tibet.

Yama, Buddhist god of death, with the head of a buffalo bedecked with skulls and flames, stands on a bull crushing a man lying on his back. Distemper painting.

Tibetan fortune telling card. Watercolour, Tibet.

Dpal-Idan Lha-mo (Magzor Palden Lhamo, or Shri Devi), a Tibetan demon goddess riding on a mule. Distemper painting.

dPal-Idan Lha-mo (Magzor Palden Lhamo), a Tibetan demon goddess riding on a mule. Distemper painting by a Tibetan painter.

The Bodhisattva Avalokiteśvara surrounded by other Buddhist deities. Distemper painting.

Gesar of Ling. Distemper painting.

Edward Walsh. Line engraving by J. Kirkwood, 1834, after J. Comerford.

Tibetan guide to fortune telling cards. Watercolour, Tibet.

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