Bicchiere con rappresentazione stilizzata di “teste trofeo”, 125 a.C. – 200 d.C. (Nasca 4)

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Titolo dell'opera:

Molded cup

Acquisizione:

Schmidt y Pizarro 1934 acquisto

Ambito culturale:

cultura Nazca, fase 4, stile monumentale

Author/ School/ Dating:

Molded cup

Epoca:

II BCE - III CE - 125 a.C. - 201 d.C.

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm; Altezza: 14; Diametro: 8

Provenienza (nazione):

Perù

Tecnica:

argilla- a colombino

Ultimi prestiti:

Mostra d'arte precolombiana e di etnologia americana - Genova/ Castello D'Albertis - 1972-1977

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Descrizione:

The object was a part of grave goods. Convex-bottomed glass painted in ochre with a plum-colored lower band. Traces of poor firing are visible on the bottom and wall. The wall has slight shaping and is decorated with stylized motifs arranged in two bands, painted in orange, ochre, and brown on a cream background and bordered in black.

Bicchiere con rappresentazione stilizzata di “teste trofeo”, 0 (?) – 125 (?) d.C. (Nasca 5) (?)

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Cup with stylized representation of "trophy heads", 0 (?) - 125 (?) A.D. (Nasca 5) (?)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Vaso cilindrico (florero), 125 – 225 d.C. (Nasca 6)

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Cylindrical vessel (florer), 125 - 225 A.D. (Nasca 6)

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm
Altezza: 18.5
Diametro: 7.5

Provenienza (nazione):

Sud America, Perù (costa meridionale)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Cylindrical vessel (florer) with representation of the "mythical zoomorphic being"

Vaso globulare, 300 a.C. – 0 (Nasca 2/4)

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Titolo dell'opera:

Globular vase with bridge handle

Acquisizione:

Schmidt y Pizarro 1934 acquisto

Ambito culturale:

cultura Nazca

Author/ School/ Dating:

Globular vase with bridge handle

Object Type:

Globular vessel

Epoca:

III-I b.C. - 300 b.C. - 1 b.C.

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm; Altezza: 17; Diametro: 13

Provenienza (nazione):

Perù

Tecnica:

argilla- a colombino

Ultimi prestiti:

Mostra d'arte precolombiana e di etnologia americana - Genova/ Castello D'Albertis - 1972-1977

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Descrizione:

Figure with feline head with facial mask, serpentine body ending with an ornithomorphic figure and paws holding a weapon with a trophy head on one of the two ends. Representation of the snake creature. The object was part of a funerary object. The convex bottom of the vase is painted in ocher and delimited at the top by a brick-colored band, bordered by a cream line. On the room painted in plum tones, a zoomorphic figure appears created in ocher, cream, orange, brick and gray shades, outlined by a black border. The handle and beaks are painted brown.

Vaso cilindrico (florero), 0 – 400 d.C. (Nasca 5/6/7

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Cylindrical vessel (florer), 0 - 400 A.D. (Nasca 5/6/7

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Cylindrical vessel (florer) with representation of female faces, prisoners and darts

Coppa campaniforme, 125 (?) – 225 (?) d.C. (Nasca 6) (?)

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Bell-shaped cup, 125 (?) - 225 (?) A.D (Nasca 6) (?)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Bell-shaped cup with representation of "trophy heads", decapitated bodies and mythical anthropomorphic beings

Vaso globulare con ansa a ponte con rappresentazione di figure serpentiformi (Nasca)

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Globular vase with bridge loop with representation of serpentiform figures (Nasca)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Coppa, 125 – 225 d.C. (Nasca 6)

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Cup, 125 - 225 A.D. (Nasca 6)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Cup with representation of the "Mythical Anthropomorphic Being"

Bicchiere con piccoli roditori dipinti (Nasca)

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Glass with small painted rodents (Nasca)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Vaso biconico, 125 – 225 d.C. (Nasca 6)

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Author/ School/ Dating:

Biconic vase, 125 - 225 A.D. (Nasca 6)

Misure:

Unità di misura: cm
Altezza: 10.5
Diametro: 13.5

Provenienza (nazione):

Sud America, Perù (costa meridionale)

Technique and Dimensions:

Painted terracotta

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Biconic vase with representation of heads of the "Orca Mitica"

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