Stirrup-stout vessel ·  Peru, Moche · ID: 3036717

Description

light beige clay, polychrome painting (partly renewed), in form of a seated male figure (sleeper), old collection number “28.22:81.” and label “Roeding. Peru L:P.:R.:81.”, min. dam., small missing parts at the spout, abrasion of paint;
the Moche culture dating from about 100 B.C. to 700 A.D., spread over several valleys on the North Coast of Peru. The period of Moche was called the classical period or period of craftsmen skilled in art. Chronologically Moche, which can be subdivided into five phases, coincides with another outstanding Peruvian culture - the Nazca culture to the South of Moche.

The object Stirrup-stout vessel with the object ID 3036717 was part of the auction 76th tribal art auction on March 22, 2014. The object with the lot number 102 achieved a sales price of EUR 1,400 with an asking price of EUR 800.

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Comparing literature

Schädler, Karl-Ferdinand, Keramik aus Schwarz-Afrika und Alt-Amerika, Zürich 1985, p. 302 f.