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The Art Institute of Chicago
Dipper or Ladle with Interlocking Zigzag and Step-Fret Designs
Description
Dipper or Ladle with Interlocking Zigzag and Step-Fret Designs is an internationally celebrated Earthenware and pigment created by Ancestral Pueblo (1000–1300). From the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago.
Provenance
Andrew S. Fuller (1829–1896), Ridgewood, NJ, from 1880s [Fuller 1890; correspondence from A. Fuller to W.M.N. French, Mar. 4, 1890 and Mar. 10, 1890, copy in curatorial object file]; James W. Ellsworth (1849–1925), Chicago, by 1889 [Ledger Book 1889, 22]; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1889.
Dimensions
28.6 × 5.7 × 13.3 cm (11 1/4 × 2 1/4 × 5 1/4 in.)
Movement / Period
Accession No
201
Official Citations
Curatorial Affinity Stream
Continuing the Universe of Ceramist unknown (Ancestral Puebloan), Black-on-white West-central New Mexico
ancestral pueblo (anasazi) • New Mexico • Harmonious Works & Contemporaries
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