An art deity is a god or goddess associated with the arts, inspiration and entertainment.
Africa and the Near East[]
Afroasiatic Near East[]
Canaanite[]
- Kotar or Kothar-wa-Khasis
Egyptian[]
Mesopotamian[]
- ʻAṯtartu
- Nuska
Western Eurasia[]
Celtic[]
- Abhean
- Brigid
- Gwydion
Germanic[]
Greaco-Roman[]
Etruscan[]
- Menrva
Greek / Hellenic[]
Roman[]
Western Asia[]
Anatolian - Urarte[]
- Arubani
Hindu-Vedic[]
Uralic[]
- Väinämöinen
Asia-Pacific / Oceania[]
Far East[]
Chinese[]
- Cao Guojiu, patron god of the theater [1]
- Han Xiangzi
- Nüwa
- Zhang Guolao, who carries a fish-drum
Japanese[]
- Ame-no-Uzume-no-Mikoto
- Benzaiten
Austronesia[]
Filipino[]
- Maria Makiling
Polynesian[]
Hawaiian[]
- Lono
- Pele
Native Americas[]
North America[]
- Kokopelli (shared among various Southwestern Native American mythologies)
- Grand Master Everson (West Virginia Mythology)
Central America and the Caribbean[]
Aztec[]
- Huehuecóyotl
- Xochipilli
Haitian Vodou[]
- Erzulie
- Maîtresse Délai
References[]
- ↑ Fang, Jing Pei (2004). Symbols and Rebuses in Chinese Art: Figures, Bugs, Beasts, and Flowers. Berkeley: Ten Speed Press. p. 68. ISBN 9781580085519.