Antiquarian

Archaeology

Reference

Howard S. Rose - New York

Important Pre - Columbian

and African Art

2003

Olmec * Colima * Maya * Mixtec * Chancay

Senufo * Baule * Mossi * Yoruba * Songye * Erotica

see other SCANs, below

Author/s

Publisher/City

Year

Printer/City

Arte Primitivo / Howard S. Rose Gallery Howard S. Rose Gallery, New York (NY - USA)

2003

same as on left

Pages

Binding

Illustrations

Size (l x w - cm)

(68) un-numbered

heavy stock paper [see SCANs - above + below]

400+ in colour

28.1 x 21.8 cm

Condition

Language/s

Shipped Via

Weight

EXCELLENT+

USA - Priority

Foreign - Global Priority

277 g

fits in the USPS Priority Flat Rate mailer

About

This

Antiquarian

Book

This Antiquarian LONG OUT OF PRINT auction catalogue lists and describes 357 Lots, MOST of which appear to be illustrated, of an incredible selection of Pre-Columbian, African, and a couple Pacific Island Cultural Artifacts !

Included are -- vessels (pots, bowls, poison bottles, storage containers, etc., many figural / zoomorphic), jade plaques, stools, headrests, ritual and ancestral figures, flutes, masks, GOLD and other body adornments, erotica, among OTHERS!

Countries of origin / cultures include -- those in the header and -- Nayarit, Jalisco, Teotihuacan, Vera Cruz, Casas Grande, Cocli, Nazca, Inca, Dan, LegaKuba, New Guinea, American Indian, and MORE!

WOWSERS! I have been interested in these cultural treasures, usually called primitive art, since I was a teenager, but have very infrequently run across a reference source as diversified and well-illustrated as this one is, with fabulous archaeological finds, cult items and ancestral artifacts from pre-Hispanic sites and the nations of the dark continent -- thus the abundace of sample pics which is very unusual for my other item descriptions, as exceptional as they might be! I just go bonkers when I see this kind of thing, and want to share my enthusiasm with my fellow eBay peeps. You have no idea how long it takes me to do a single new item description!

Picasso founded Cubism as a form of modern art, based largely on the African sculptures and masks he had in his personal collection -- it reduces all of the details of a subject to its simplest form, basically that of lines and suggestive shapes.

If you have already begun your own personal computer database of these highly artistic and creative indigenous items, I can assure you that you will most certainly find MANY new ones to add to it in this reference, both in fine photos and descriptive details.

Lavishly illustrated !

Antiquarian Book in EXCELLENT+ Condition!!

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