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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 |
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see other SCANs, below
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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 |
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Pages |
Binding |
Illustrations |
Size (l x w - cm) |
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(68) un-numbered |
heavy stock paper [see SCANs - above + below] |
400+ in colour |
28.1 x 21.8 cm |
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Condition |
Language/s |
Shipped Via |
Weight |
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EXCELLENT+ |
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USA - Priority Foreign - Global Priority |
277 g fits in the USPS Priority Flat Rate mailer |
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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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