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This round terracotta sphere has a reddish tint to its rough and cracked exterior.
Grace Farrar Knowlton (American (North American))
Sphere (Small)
1970 – 2015
Gift of the Estate of James van Sweden
2015/2.39
This terracotta ball has a rough surface with a series of cracks.
Grace Farrar Knowlton (American (North American))
Sphere (Medium)
1970 – 2015
Gift of the Estate of James van Sweden
2015/2.37
Bulbous bowl in dark and light browns on the outside, black interior. Patterns of scrolls, circles, and dots around the exterior.
Caddo;Mississippian (Caddo;Mississippian)
Ceremonial Hodges Engraved Style Bowl
1245 – 1255
Museum Purchase
1982/2.50
The moulded head of the terracotta figurine represents a royal personnage. He wears a three-lobed crown, spherical earrings, and a necklace. He is seated with his legs bent from the hips at right angles to the upper part of the body. The legs are crossed and thus form a circular base which allows the essentially two-dimensional figure to remain erect. The assembling of the limbs was apparently done after the figurine had been cast.
Iranian (Iranian)
Seated figure with tripartite crown
10th century
Museum Purchase
1960/1.134
This bright, busy assemblage resembles Mexican folk art. Some elements within it are irridescent glass marbles, shards of glass, three owl figurines, a blue feather, part of a white china plate with a floral design, pieces of brightly colored Mexican terracotta pottery, and a broken W. Goebel "Barnyard Hero" figurine of a boy and duck. All are attached to a blue wooden board.
George Vargas
Children's Garden
2001
Gift of the artist
2004/1.156
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