Ancient Pre-Columbian Sculpture, Olmecoid Veracruz Head Of A Priestess, A Water Deity Pseudo Chalchiuhtlicue, Prehispanic Antiquities Art

 

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Dimensions, 2.75 x 1.65 x 1 inches. All measurements are approximate. Very Good Condition, No Repairs. Sold As Pictured.
Provenance: ex-private Leonard collection, Virginia, USA, acquired before 1979.
Ancient Pre-Columbian Art Dated As Between 200 BCE To 300CD, An Olmecoid Veracruz Head Of A Priestess, Distinguished By Its Finely Striated Hair, Carefully Incised To Create Texture And Rhythm Across The Surface. The Facial Features Are Sensitively Rendered, Offering A Glimpse Into The Aesthetic Priorities Of Gulf Coast Artisans. Very Tall Headdress Probably Associated To A Water Deity Pseudo-Chalchiuhtlicue.
All Items Legal To Buy/Sell Under U.S. Statute Covering Cultural Patrimony Code 2600, Chapter 14.
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