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did some studies of nazca pottery animal designs/motifs
everyone everywhere has always wanted to draw a little critter
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did some studies of nazca pottery animal designs/motifs
everyone everywhere has always wanted to draw a little critter
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CHAVĂN CULTURE, CUPISNIQUE STYLE
Stirrup-spout vessel with feline faces ca. 800-500 B.C. Burnished and stippled black ceramic; height 22.5 cm.
North coast, Chicama Valley National Museum of Anthropology and Archacology, Lima
ICA CULTURE
Jar with geometric designs ca. A.D. 1300-1476
Polychrome ceramic, white and black on red; height 24 cm.
South coast
Amano Museum
PARĂCAS CULTURE, OCUCAJE STYLE
Double-spout-and-bridge vessel with feline ca. 600-500-B.C.
Incised, resin-painted ceramic; height 17 cm.
South Coast, Ocucaje (?)
Amano Museum, Lima
CHAVĂN CULTURE, CUPISNIQUE STYLE
Bottle with incised head ca. 800-500 B.C. Incised and rocker-stamped black ceramic; height 16 cm.
North coast, Chicama Valley Rafael Larco Herrera Museum, Lima.
From: âMuseums of the Andesâ, 1981. ďżź
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Ancient Peruvian jar.
âStirrup-spouted vessel, formative period. North coast Peru.â From: The dictionary of world pottery and porcelain, by Boger, Louise Ade, 1971.
Nazca, Peru.