Authentic Pre Columbian Artifact Caesarian Section Mexico Arte Primitivo T125

Please read full description.Large orangeware solid pottery figure, lying on her back and having a long vertical incision down the center of her chest, possibly representing a C-section and known as the Caesarian type figure. Bold facial features, nubbin arms, and her heavy legs held in a spread position. four applied circular elements on both sides of her chest. Overall remains of a light grayish-cream slip surface. Some normal high point wear and minor chips, otherwise intact. A rare type.Provenance: Executive collection of Howard S. Rose, owner of the Arte Primitivo Fine Art Gallery, Downtown Manhattan, New York City,Ex Private Long Island, N.Y. collection. Ex collection of Nancy and John Hyde Devoe, NYC. and N.J. Collected 1950’s

SIGNED: Unsigned
COLOR: Orange/white
DATE OF CREATION: Pre-1800
AUTHENTICATED BY HOWARD S ROSE: Owner of Arte Primitivo Fine Art Gallery
MATERIAL: Ceramic & Porcelain
REGION OF ORIGIN: Mexico
MAKER: Pre-Columbian Potter
CREATED: Approximately 700 BC to 400 BC
SIZE TYPE/LARGEST DIMENSION: 12 inches tall and 6 7/8 inches wide.
AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEE: Lifetime
LISTED BY: The Chapman Collection
TYPE: Pottery
ORIGINAL/REPRODUCTION: Original
STYLE: Pre-Columbian
AREA OF ORIGIN: Mexico
APPRAISED BY HOWARD S ROSE: For $1000 to $1500