Jar in the Form of a Figure with Painted Head, Large Earflares, and Feline Headdress c. 100 - 500
moche
theartinstituteofchicago
ceramic, inorganic-material
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3d sculpting
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war
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ceramic
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jewelry design
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3d character model
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sculptural image
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curved letter used
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vessel
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inorganic-material
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latin-american
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child character design
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character illustration
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watercolour illustration
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cartoon carciture
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3d character modeling
This ceramic vessel, created by the Moche people of ancient Peru between 100 and 500 CE, is a prime example of their mastery of figurative art. The jar, shaped in the form of a human figure, boasts a detailed painted head, large earflares, and a feline headdress. The Moche were renowned for their intricate ceramic artwork, depicting scenes of daily life, mythology, and rituals. The stylized features and vibrant colors of this piece showcase the artistic sophistication of this pre-Columbian culture. This jar, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, provides a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the ancient Moche civilization.
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