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| Object Number: | 59-14-14 |
|---|---|
| Current Location: |
Native American Voices Currently On Display |
| Culture: | Pueblo Tewa (Culture) |
| Provenience: | New Mexico Santa Clara |
| Culture Area: | Southwest Culture Area |
| Locus: | Pueblo |
| Date Made: | 1890s? |
| Early Date: | 1890 |
| Section: | American |
| Materials: | Clay |
| Height: | 27 cm |
| Outside Diameter: | 35 cm |
| Credit Line: | Exchange with Denver Art Museum, 1959 |
| Other Number: | XSC-94-P - Other Number |
Description
Blackware; Bear Paw. Polished black bearpaw, with somewhat rough, shallow corrugations on surface made by scraper in manner before 1920; raised band around shoulder; three stylized bearpaws on tall neck; flaring rim. "From old Candelario warehouses, and possibly as early as 1890's".
Current & Past Exhibitions:
| Native American Voices: The People - Here and Now (01 Mar 2014) | View Objects in Exhibition |
Bibliography:
| [Book] Preucel, Robert W., and Wierzbowski, William S., and Williams, Lucy F. 2005. Native American Voices on Identity, Art and Culture: Objects of Everlasting Esteem.. Philadelphia. University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. Actual Citation : Page/Fig./Plate: Pages 164-165/Plate 66 | View Objects related to this Actual Citation |
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