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Anthropomorphic head shaped vase, made of silver and representing a hook-nosed person

Anthropomorphic head shaped vase, made of silver and representing a hook-nosed person


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Anthropomorphic head shaped vase, made of silver and representing a hook-nosed person

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15th 16th Centuries 15th 16th Century Anthropomorphic Character Chimu Inca Madrid Museum Of America Pre Columbian Art Spain Community Of Madrid Santiago Ortega


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This print showcases an extraordinary piece of pre-Columbian art from the 15th to 16th centuries. The anthropomorphic head-shaped vase, crafted meticulously out of silver, represents a character with a distinctive hook-nosed appearance. Believed to be part of the Chimu-Inca culture, this artifact offers a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and artistic traditions of ancient civilizations. Displayed in the Museum of America in Madrid, Spain, this remarkable creation stands tall as a testament to human creativity and ingenuity. Its vertical structure commands attention while its glass-shaped head adds an element of intrigue. The aquiline nose further enhances its unique charm and allure. The artist responsible for crafting this masterpiece remains unknown, leaving us to marvel at their skillful craftsmanship across time and space. Santiago Ortega's expert lens captures every intricate detail with precision, allowing viewers to appreciate the fine workmanship up close. As we explore this photograph print, we are transported back in time, immersing ourselves in the wonders of pre-Columbian culture. It serves as a reminder that art transcends boundaries and connects us all through shared human experiences. Whether it was used for ceremonial purposes or held symbolic significance within its original context is yet another mystery waiting to be unraveled by historians and archaeologists alike.

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