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Vessel Depicting a Bound Prisoner Facing a Jaguar, A. D. 250 / 500. Creator: Unknown
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Vessel Depicting a Bound Prisoner Facing a Jaguar, A. D. 250 / 500. Creator: Unknown
Vessel Depicting a Bound Prisoner Facing a Jaguar, A.D. 250/500
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This print showcases a remarkable vessel from the early intermediate period in South America, specifically Peru. Created between A. D. 250 and 500 by an unknown artist, this ceramic masterpiece depicts a bound prisoner facing a fierce jaguar. The intricate design and attention to detail are truly awe-inspiring. The cream-colored vessel features an abstract patterned outline, with the spout resembling the threatening jaws of the jaguar. The handle is shaped like the feline's paw, adding to its visual impact. This artwork beautifully captures the essence of captivity and danger through its metaphorical representation. As we gaze upon this ancient artifact, we can't help but ponder about its significance in pre-Columbian culture. It serves as a testament to their rich heritage and artistic prowess. The combination of earthy tones and pigments adds depth to this piece, making it even more visually striking. Now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago's Arts of Americas collection, this vessel stands as a testament to human creativity throughout history. Its presence in our modern world allows us to appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and cultural importance. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply intrigued by ancient civilizations, this print offers a glimpse into South American history that will surely captivate your imagination for years to come.
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