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Woman's Dress and Petticoat (Robe à la française), Unknown, France, 1775-1785, Costumes, Cotton plain weave, block printed and glazed.
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The Olmec Yogis A few years back, in course of a long trip through Mexico, I visited the La Venta Museum in Villahermosa. The open-air museum has an enticing collection of Olmec sculptures, including three colossal Olmec stone heads. The artifacts had been moved here from the Olmec settlement of […]
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In the 1950’s, Thor Heyerdahl and his team were the first to conduct major excavations on Easter Island, known to the local indigenous people as Rapa Nui. To their very great surprise, they found that the massive stone heads, called Moai, of which there are more than 900, were attached in most cases to complete...
Taken at Fairy Pools, Isle of Skye, Scotland
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Olmec stone mask.
The optimistic and attentive expression of this mask is reminiscent of an incised Rio Pesquero mask. Although most Olmec images are stern and dour, smiling expressions are found on some colossal heads and on many Rio Pesquero maks. The green color of the stone and the softly modeled features of the face distinguish this mask from most of the rest of the known Olmec masks.
Olmec head with jaguar face marking and traces of cinnabar, photo by Dr Chris von Nagy
A Mezcala Head c. 1800-1200 BC Mottled green stone. The head with small groove for mouth, very large broad - Available at 2019 June 25 Ethnographic Art:...
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