Fragment Possibly 1000 - 1476
chancay
theartinstituteofchicago
print, weaving, textile
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toned paper
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water colours
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muted colour palette
# print
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weaving
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textile
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folk art
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text
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personal sketchbook
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tile art
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latin-american
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ink colored
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sketchbook art
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marker colouring
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watercolor
"Fragment" is a textile created by the Chancay people of Peru sometime between 1000 and 1476 CE. The piece is a fragment of a larger cloth, and it features a stylized figure of a monkey with a distinctive round eye. The intricate design of the monkey is set within a square frame, bordered by a repeating geometric pattern and a band of stylized waves. The Chancay were known for their use of a distinct weaving technique, and this fragment showcases their mastery of textile art. This piece, now residing in The Art Institute of Chicago, offers a glimpse into the artistic traditions of the Chancay culture.
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