Art Institute of Chicago
Bowl Depicting a Bird with Outstretched Wings
Four Mile Polychrome, White Mountain Red Ware
- Date
- 1300–1400
- Medium
- Ceramic and pigment
- Culture
- Arizona
- Department
- Arts of the Americas
- Institution
- Art Institute of Chicago
From the 13th century through the start of the 17th, new polychrome ceramic traditions developed in the Cibola region of western New Mexico and east-central Arizona. Although each ceramic style was distinct, they were closely related in that they all were painted using black, white and red pigments and feature a single, bold motif. A large abstracted bird with outstretched wings fills the interior of this Four Mile Polychrome bowl.
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- Object type
- AAT300386308
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