Panels by Rimac

Panels 1000 - 1476

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weaving, textile

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tactile

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sculpture

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detailed texture

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weaving

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textile

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monochrome colours

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sculptural image

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text

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highly detailed

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latin-american

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black and white

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repetition of black colour

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carved

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limited contrast and shading

"Panels" is a textile from the Rimac culture, dated between 1000 and 1476. This textile is a vibrant example of Pre-Columbian art, showcasing stylized figures and geometric patterns. The artwork is characterized by a central, anthropomorphic figure with a distinctive headdress and a series of smaller animal-like figures arranged around the perimeter. The use of geometric designs and the prominent portrayal of a deity suggest a strong connection to religious beliefs and rituals of the Rimac culture. This piece is currently located at the Art Institute of Chicago.

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