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Native Mesoamerican Peoples - Art & Artifacts, Weaving & Spinning, Pre-Columbian Art
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Designs from Pre-Columbian Mexico

by Jorge Enciso
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Overview

300 bold, rhythmic circle designs, originally incorporated on small clay spindle weights, depicting man-like deities, animals both real and fantastic, reptiles, birds, flowers, masks, geometrical figures, wheels, foliage, maze-like patterns, frets — all employed with the boldness and fanciful characteristics of pre-Columbian art.

Synopsis

300 bold, rhythmic circle designs, originally incorporated on small clay spindle weights, depicting man-like deities, animals both real and fantastic, reptiles, birds, flowers, masks, geometrical figures, wheels, foliage, maze-like patterns, frets — all employed with the boldness and fanciful characteristics of pre-Columbian art.

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Book Details

Published
June 1, 1971
Publisher
Dover Publications
Pages
105
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780486227948

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