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Stirrup Vessel with Figure, chavin Peru BC (Initial Period-Early Horizon)
Vessel Moche, AD The Minneapolis Institute of Art
artistsanimals: “Title: Deer-Headed Figure Vessel Origin: Central Andes, North Coast, Moche people Date: Medium: Ceramic, slip Size: x x cm x 5 ½ x
Temple Effigy Stirrup Vessel Chavín 900-200 BC (Initial Period-Early Horizon) ceramic brownware
Pre-Columbian Art. Inca. Chavin Culture. Anthropomorphic Ceramic. Peru Giclee Print
The Chavin were the first known pre-Columbian Andean civilization in the Andean highlands area of modern day Peru.
From this pottery we can see that there were deer in Peru long ago during the Moche era.
Acquired Robert and Lisa Sainsbury Collection.
Just pinning this one for my own amusement-- Moche Squatting Corpse Stirrup Vessel - Origin: Northern Coast of Peru Circa: 200 AD to 600 AD Dimensions: high Catalogue: Collection: Pre-Columbian Medium: Terracotta
Pre-Columbian pottery effigy vessel, Peru, circa 900 to 400 B., brownware stirrup spout form with opposing feline-headed serpents, incised detail.
Botella asa estribo: mujer con felino Cerámica Chavín
Moche culture in Peru - figure with giant fish and sun hat/halo.
Yoruba Twin Figure, Oyo, Nigeria Ere Ibeji Height: 9 in cm) Collected in situ by Prof. Peter Morton-Williams in 1955
102 STIRRUP-SPOUT VESSEL IN GOURD FORM Chavin 1973.91
Vessel Artist Unknown (Chavin) (Peru, South America), B.
