Seated Joined Couple c. 200 - 300
nayarit
theartinstituteofchicago
ceramic, inorganic-material, sculpture
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3d sculpting
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3d model
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sculpture
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war
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ceramic
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3d character model
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sculptural image
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unrealistic statue
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sculpting
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inorganic-material
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latin-american
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sculpture
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men
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3d modeling
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musical-instrument
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3d character modeling
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3d concept
This terracotta sculpture, created by the Nayarit culture of western Mexico between 200 and 300 CE, depicts a seated couple. The figures are stylized with exaggerated features and are adorned with elaborate headdresses and jewelry, showcasing the artistic sophistication of the Nayarit culture. The sculpture, currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, offers a glimpse into the social dynamics and artistic expressions of this ancient Mesoamerican civilization. The piece, characterized by its vibrant red and yellow pigments, is a testament to the artistic legacy of the Nayarit people.
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