Art Institute of Chicago
Box Fragment
Teotihuacan
- Date
- 300–750 CE
- Medium
- Wood, stucco, and pigment
- Culture
- Valley of Mexico
- Department
- Arts of the Americas
- Institution
- Art Institute of Chicago
This fragment was part of a rectangular wood box painted with several depictions of an ornately dressed male figure standing in profile. It shows the individual’s face with large oval eye, the lower portion of his feathered headdress, fabric-and-feather streamers that flow down his back, and a bundle of long feathers and plants that is held in his outstretched hand.
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