CultureInca (Inka)
Titles
- Paccha (Ceremonial Pouring Vessel)
Date1532–1780 AD
PlacePeru, South Highlands
MediumChonta wood, resin paint, and nails
Dimensions8 1/8 × 6 1/2 × 24L in. (20.6 × 16.5 × 61 cm)
Credit LineMuseum purchase funded by "One Great Night in November, 1991"
Object number91.1552
Not on view
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Department
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1650–1750 AD
Wood, resin paint, metal, and nails
2004.2510
Unknown Indigenous Pacific Islands or First Nations Australian artist
1900–1950
Sago spathes, plant fibers, nails, and paint
64.21
1910–1925
Wood, paint, wool and cotton cloth, leather, yarn, sinew, nails, wire, and string
44.427
1913–1917
Wood, paint, feathers, horns, leather, buffalo fur, rawhide, cotton cloth, satin ribbon, tin, nails, and string
44.438
1910–1925
Wood, paint, cow suede, sheepskin, wool cloth and yarn, unspun wool, cotton cloth, paper, yucca strips, nails, chicken feathers, sparrow feathers, horsehair, and string
44.459
1910–1925
Wood, paint, wool cloth, rawhide, feathers, twigs, nails, cornhusk (?), and string
44.484
Charles LeDray
2009
Laundry cart contents: purple satin bag; clear, white, and black hangers made from alumilite clear cast resin and galvanized steel wire; six pairs of trousers, one shirt, and two neckties made from various fabrics. Laundry bag with nylon cord, alumilite toggles, fabric, and thread, stuffed with fabric.
Palette: wood, nails, glue, wood stain, dirt.
Cart: wood frame with woven aluminum strips, 1/8-inch ungalvanized steel rod, clear acrylic spray coating, canvas, thread, vinyl, aluminum rivets, dirt, and newspaper ink.
Broom: wood handle and housing with bristles.
Floor: linoleum backed with canvas.
2010.221
Luis Camnitzer
1987
.A: Porcelain, stainless steel, unknown casting resin, unknown dye, silicone adhesive, wood, brass.
B: Engraved brass, two brass-headed picture hanging nails
2016.102.A,.B
Bert L. Long, Jr.
1983–1985
Acrylic on canvas with bones, nails, stones, and fiberglass resin on plaster and cement frame
87.360