Vaso fischiatore, VII – X sec. d.C. (Lambayeque)

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Whistling vase, VII - X sec. A.D. (Lambayeque)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Whistling vase with bridge loop depicting a duck

Vaso biconico, X – XII sec. d.C. (Chimù – Lambayeque)

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Titolo dell'opera:

Biconical vase with bridge handle

Acquisizione:

J. Puccio 1931 acquisto

Ambito culturale:

ambito Chimù-Lambayeque

Author/ School/ Dating:

Biconical vase with bridge handle

Object Type:

Biconical vase with bridge handle

Epoca:

X-XII - 901 - 1200

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm; Altezza: 23; Diametro: 21

Provenienza (nazione):

Perù

Tecnica:

argilla- a stampo

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Descrizione:

Characters: high-ranking man; anthropomorphic figures. Animals: felines. Grey-black specimen with traces of wrong cooking process. The vase has a distinct truncated cone foot. A relief disc is modeled on the top of the chamber. Two divergent truncated cone necks are connected by the ribbon-like handle, on which three anthropomorphic figures are applied. The central one, larger in size, represents a seated male character with relief and engraved facial features, a diadem with engravings depicting his feathers, an engraved gorget and hands on his belly; two anthropomorphic plastic figures with bodies in relief and heads with semi-lunar headdresses in the round are lying on the handle, on the sides of the central figure. At the base of the two necks there are two stylized zoomorphic elements, perhaps feline faces.

Installazione Nasca

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Installation Nasca

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Bottiglia lenticolare con due figure serpentiformi,  540 – 630 d.C. (Nasca 9)

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Lenticular bottle with two serpentiform figures, 540 - 630 A.D. (Nasca 9)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Vaso lenticolare, 125 (?) – 400 (?) d.C. (Nasca 6/7) (?)

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Lenticular vase, 125 (?) - 400 (?) A.D. (Nasca 6/7) (?)

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm
Altezza: 8
Diametro: 11

Provenienza (nazione):

Sud America, Perù (costa meridionale)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Lenticular vase with bridge loop with stylized representation of cactus and "trophy heads" (representation of the heads of the killed enemies)

Coppa campaniforme, 0 – 125 d.C. (Nasca 5)

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Bell-shaped cup, 0 - 125 A.D. (Nasca 5)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Bell-shaped cup with representation of the "Mythical Anthropomorphic Being"

Vasetto, 540 – 630 d.C. (Nasca 8/9)

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Jar, 540 - 630 A.D. (Nasca 8/9)

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm
Altezza: 8
Diametro: 9.5

Provenienza (nazione):

Perù

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Jar with representation of "trophy heads" and decapitated bodies

Bicchiere cefalomorfo, 0 – 125 d.C. (Nasca 5)

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Glass cephalomorph, 0 - 125 A.D. (Nasca 5)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Glass cephalomorph with nose relief and facial paintings

Bicchiere svasato, 900 – 1100 d.C. (Tiawanaku– Wuari costiero)

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Titolo dell'opera:

Flared glass

Acquisizione:

Schmidt y Pizarro 1934 acquisto

Ambito culturale:

ambito Tiahuanaco costiero

Author/ School/ Dating:

Flared glass

Object Type:

glass

Epoca:

X-XI - 901 - 1100

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm; Altezza: 10; Diametro: 7

Provenienza (nazione):

Perù

Tecnica:

argilla- a colombino

Ultimi prestiti:

Due mondi a confronto. I segni della storia - Genova, Palazzo Ducale - 1992<br>Mostra d'arte precolombiana e di etnologia americana - Genova, Castello D'Albertis - 1972-1977

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Descrizione:

Flared glass with flat bottom. The external decoration is spread over four painted registers: in the first, on a red background, there are painted cream circles. The second consists of a brown band on which a human face is painted with a grinding mouth and raised eyes and nose. In the third register Greek letters are painted in sequence on a beige background. In the fourth register, a fantasy serpentine figure is painted in brown and red with cream-coloured polka dots develops on a cream background, with eight paired heads along the body.

Vaso globulare,  (Nasca – Tiawanaku)

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Globular vase, (Nasca - Tiawanaku)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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