Vessel in the Form of a Courtly Musician, Moche

n.d. · Costa norte, Perú

Ceramic and pigment vessel, Moche, north coast of Peru, dated 100 BC – 500 AD, held at the Art Institute of Chicago. The description states the artwork is in the public domain and that photography was permitted without restriction in the museum.

Date: n.d.
Place: Costa norte, Perú
In the encyclopedia: History ↗Instruments ↗
Collection: Art Institute of Chicago
Format: JPEG / WebP / AVIF
Licence: CC0
Credit: Daderot
Source: commons.wikimedia.org ↗
No.: EFMA·IMG·0036

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