Ex Museum President Authentic Pre Columbian Artifact Giant Colima Dancer COA T06

Large redware pottery standing dancer figure holding a fan or large knife in his right hand. Wearing a high relief necklace, tied in the back, and tightly fitted loincloth. Expressive simple facial features, possibly depicting a trance like state; large round eyes and nose. A scarce type with strong rootmarks and mineral deposits. Restored chips on bowl type hat, ears, fan and right foot, else intact. Provenance: Private NYC. collection, acquired from Arte Primitivo, NYC., Auction 72, lot 81, October 2014. Ex. Dr. John Hilsabeck Estate Collection, Orange County, CA., collected 1955 - 1985. Ex. President of the Board of Directors of the Bowers Museum, Santa Ana, CA.

ESTIMATED VALUE BY HOWARD ROSE, OWNER OF ARTE PRIMITIVO GALLERY: $4000 to $6000
SIGNED: Unsigned
COLOR: Red
DATE OF CREATION: Pre-1800
DIMENSIONS: 17 inches tall, 9 inches wide, weighs 3211 grams
MATERIAL: Clay & Dough
REGION OF ORIGIN: Mexico
MAKER: Pre-Columbian Potter
CREATED: Approximately 250 BC to 100 AD
SIZE TYPE/LARGEST DIMENSION: Medium (Up to 30in.)
TYPE: Pottery
LISTED BY: Dealer or Reseller
ORIGINAL/REPRODUCTION: Original
STYLE: Pre Columbian