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Prix actuel 23.05.2024
Lot 70262
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Lot 70262
Estimation:
US$ 10.000 - 15.000
€ 9.200 - 14.000
Enchère: -12 Jours
Heritage Auctions Texas
Lieu: Dallas, TX
Enchère: 04.06.2024 10:00 Date
Numéro d’enchère: 8165
Nom d’enchère: Ethnographic Art : American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Tribal Signature® Auction
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A Maya Polychrome Bowl with Aquatic Motifs Mesoamerica, Early Classic Period, c. 300-600 AD Dark brown earthenware with painted stucco in black, turquoise, orange, red-brown, and white. This extraordinary bowl illustrates the early Maya concept of the dark and roiling watery underworld with its fantastical creatures and plants in constant motion. It perfectly captures the essence of the Maya term for the ocean -- "k'hak' nahb" (fiery pool), probably with a reference to the way reflected sunlight on the surface of waves can look like fire. Each of these undulating creatures has the same vegetation element on its back, which the artist rendered with feather-like tendrils and fan shapes that wave as if under water. The black background symbolizes the darkness of the watery underworld and the blue on the creatures and plants, the precious, lifegiving marine resources of the mythic and actual sea. In very good, intact condition, no visible repairs or restorations, some loss to the painted stucco areas. Provenance: A Private Collection, New York, NY, acquired in 1989 Merrin Gallery, New York, NY Joyce Strauss, Denver, CO 1960s Diameter 6 ¾ inches HID12401132022 © 2024 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved
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A Maya Polychrome Bowl with Aquatic Motifs Mesoamerica, Early Classic Period, c. 300-600 AD Dark brown earthenware with painted stucco in black, turquoise, orange, red-brown, and white. This extraordinary bowl illustrates the early Maya concept of the dark and roiling watery underworld with its fantastical creatures and plants in constant motion. It perfectly captures the essence of the Maya term for the ocean -- "k'hak' nahb" (fiery pool), probably with a reference to the way reflected sunlight on the surface of waves can look like fire. Each of these undulating creatures has the same vegetation element on its back, which the artist rendered with feather-like tendrils and fan shapes that wave as if under water. The black background symbolizes the darkness of the watery underworld and the blue on the creatures and plants, the precious, lifegiving marine resources of the mythic and actual sea. In very good, intact condition, no visible repairs or restorations, some loss to the painted stucco areas. Provenance: A Private Collection, New York, NY, acquired in 1989 Merrin Gallery, New York, NY Joyce Strauss, Denver, CO 1960s Diameter 6 ¾ inches HID12401132022 © 2024 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved
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