Pre-Columbian statuette emaciated seated man Nayarit Mexico terracotta

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Pre-Columbian statuette emaciated seated man Nayarit Mexico terracotta

Name: Pre-Columbian statuette emaciated seated man Nayarit Mexico terracotta
Brand: Antikeo
SKU: U4K3F0M6S0
Price: 1000 EUR
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By Gallery LUC DE LAVAL ANTIQUITES

1.000 €

Period 16th century and older

Style Other style

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Pre-Columbian terracotta statuette (red and black), representing a seated emaciated man (ribs visible in the back) origin Nayarit culture - Mexico, period -300 BC. - 300 AD. From South/Central America.

This sculpture is in its original state.
Comes from an entire collection of Egyptian and pre-Columbian objects collected by a passionate collector in the 20th century (we are offering many other objects from this set for sale).
Please note: a few accidents (broken tip of the nose), wear of the polychrome, wear and tear over time, see photos.
* Pre-Columbian:
Refers to the period in American history which begins with the appearance of man in the New World and ends when Native American societies are replaced or transformed by European civilization. (Synonym: pre-Hispanic). The term "pre-Columbian" is used in the study of indigenous civilizations of the Americas, notably Mesoamerica (Olmecs, Toltecs, Zapotecs, Mixtecs, Aztecs and Mayas) and South America (Caral civilization and Andean civilizations: Inca, Moche , Chibchas and Cañaris).
Most pre-Columbian civilizations evolved within a chronology divided into three major periods, themselves subdivided and which defined the styles:
– the preclassic period (around 2000 BC-around 250 AD) includes the early preclassic (around 2000-around 1000 BC), the middle preclassic (around 1000-around 300 BC) and the recent or late preclassic (around 300 BC-around 250 AD); – the Classical period (around 250 AD-950 AD) includes the Early or Lower Classic (around 250-around 600) and the Late or Late Classic (around 600-around 950); – the postclassic period (around 950-1500) includes the early postclassic (around 950-1200) and the recent postclassic from 1200 to 1500.

Height: 24.5 cm
Width: 13.5cm
Depth: 16cm

Reference: F50 225

Ref: U4K3F0M6S0

Additional Information

Condition	As is
Style	Other style (Archeology of Other style Style)
Period	16th century and older (Archeology 16th century and older)
Country of origin	Mexico
Internal reference	F50 225