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拍品 150
  • 150

COLIMA POSTCLASSIC SEATED FIGURE, EL CHANALPOSTCLASSIC, CIRCA AD 1250-1521 |

估價
10,000 - 15,000 USD
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描述

  • ceramic
  • Height: 25 1/4 in (64.1 cm)

來源

James Bodisbaugh, Santa Fe
Edwin and Cherie Silver, Los Angeles, acquired from above in 1969 or 1970

Inventoried by Hasso von Winning, March 28, 1970, no. 27 and further documented  by Hasso von Winning on June 18, 1968, (personal communication to Edwin and Cherie Silver)

展覽

Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, January 27 - June 30, 1975

出版

Von Winning, H., "Der westmexikanische equipal - Stuhl, Ein ethnologisch-archaologischer Vergleich", INDIANA, vol. 9, 1984, p. 184, fig. 3 a and p. 185, fig. 3d

Condition

Overall very good condition for such a large ceramic figure. Areas of repair include some cracks at both thighs at the join to the body and scattered areas of repair on the stool at the seat and ring base. Repair to the proper left shoulder and possibly some fill to the proper right upper arm. The head forms a bowl and has some clean breaks and repairs visible in the interior.
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拍品資料及來源

This is the third figure of the trio of the rare, large Postclassic Colima figures from the Silver collection. Studied by Hasso von Winning in the late 1960s, the figures illustrate shaman on the ceremonial cane and bamboo stools known as equipales, seats of divine power. Carl Lumholtz studied the Huichol and Cora Indians of the Sierra Madre Occidental in the 1890s, providing detailed accounts on the rituals and festivals surrounding shaman using similar stools. This figure wears the accoutrements of a well dressed ceremonial figure, with thick patterned belt and loincloth, leg and arm jewelry, with the broad collar and headband showing crisscrossed ties at the back.