Arts of the Americas — Page 50

Blackware Jar with Single Spout

Chimú, 1200–1450

Curving Vessel with Molded Head Spout

Chimú-Inca, 1200–1450

Blackware Incense Burner with Relief Depicting Felines

Chimú, 1200–1450

Blackware Cup with Abstract Faces Carved in Panels

Lambayeque, 1000–1476

Vessel with Relief Depicting Birds and Fish

Chimú-Inca, 1200–1450

Stirrup Spout Vessel in the Form of Two Drums

Chimú-Inca, 1200–1450

Blackware Jar in the Form of a Figure with Bound Arms and Legs

Chimú, 1200–1450

Brownware Jar with Monkey in Relief on Flared Neck

Chimú, 1000–1400

Single Spout Strap Vessel with Attached Molded Figures

Lambayeque, 1000–1476

Jar in the Form of a Figure Holding a Drum and Carrying a Child

Chimú-Inca, 1200–1450

Single Spout Bottle in the form of a Animal with Lined Skin

Lambayeque, 1000–1476

Jar in the Form of a Jaguar Head

Tiwanaku, 700–1000

Blackware Jar in the Form of an Animal, Possibly a Llama

Chimú, 1200–1450

Single Spout Blackware Vessel in the Form of a Crayfish

Chimú, 1000–1400

Stirrup Spout Vessel with Raised Appliques Covering the Surface

Cupisnique, 1000–200 BCE

Bowl Incised and Painted with Interlocking Geometric Band

Paracas, 650–150 BCE

Bowl Depicting Incised and Painted Abstract Crouching Figure

Paracas, 650–150 BCE

Bowl with Incised and Painted Zigzag Motif

Paracas, 650–150 BCE

Double Spout and Bridge Vessel Depicting Incised and Painted Abstract Feline Face

Paracas, 650–150 BCE

Bottle with Incised Feline Tooth Motif Around Neck

Paracas, 650–150 BCE

Stirrup Spout Vessel with Raised Geometric Scroll Motif

Cupisnique, 1000–200 BCE

Polychrome Plate Depicting a Standing Figure with Ornate Speach-Scroll

Veracruz, Classic, 600–900

Vessel in the Form of an Animal with Four Legs and Long Tail

Gallinazo, 400 BCE–200 CE

Stirrup Spout Vessel with Circular Body and Molded Head and Arms of Animal

Gallinazo, 200 BCE–200 CE

Vessel Depicting K'awiil (God K) and Itzamna Exchanging Gifts

Maya, 700–800 CE

Ritual Vessel in the Form of a Head

Maya, 600–900

Vessel in the Form of a Hunchback Figure Carrying a Jar

Nicoya, 1200–1500

Blackware Vessel with Flaring Rim in the Form of a Seated Figure

Manteño, 1000–1500

Miniature Bowl with Interior Bird-Wing Motif

Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), 1250–1400

Jar with Diamond-Shaped Frames with Abstract Birds and Coiling Motifs

Casas Grandes, 1280–1450

Bowl with Geometric Black-and-White Motifs on Interior and Exterior Surface

Cibola, 1300–1400

Bowl with Radiating Striped Bands and Triangles and Interlocking Zigzag on Exterior

Salado, 1300–1400

Pitcher with Stepped-Interlocking Motifs and Vertical Hatching

Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), 950–1400

Polychrome Bowl with Geometric Star Motif on Interior and Interloking Scroll on Exterio

Cibola, 1300–1400

Storage Jar (Olla)

Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), 1150–1300

Storage Jar (Olla) with Black, White, and Hathed Linked Scrolls, Triangles, and Stepped Motifs

Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), 950–1400

Blackware Jar in the Form of a Bird

Chimú, 1200–1450

Corn Popper with Incised Geometric Motif

Paracas, 650–150 BCE

Polychrome Bowl with Abstract Geometric Motifs

Cibola, 1000–1400

Bowl with Interior Four-Part Design with Hatching, Zigzag, and Spiral Motifs

Hohokam, 950–1150

Pitcher with Interlocking Zigzag Motifs and Checkerboard Pattern

Ancestral Pueblo (Anasazi), 950–1400

Bowl with Bold, Irregular Geometric Bands of Stripes, Zigzag, and Checkerboard Motifs

Cibola, 850–950

Plate Depicting a Dancing Figure

Maya, 600–800

Gourd-Shaped Blackware Jar with Modeled Monkey Handle

Lambayeque, 1000–1450

Cup in the Form of a Figure Holding Enlarged Penis

Chimú, 1100–1470

Stirrup Spout Vessel Depicting Erotic Scene

Chimú, 1100–1470

Jar with Textile-Like Pattern and Handle in Form of an Animal

Chancay, 1000–1476

Tripod Polychrome Bowl Depicting a Serpent with Feathers

Veracruz, Classic, 500–750 CE