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A pre-Columbian painted female standing clay figure "Cuchimilco," Peru, Chancay culture, 13th–15th century Clay, painted. Standing female figure with large eyes. Her arms are crossed in front of her chest. Pronounced breasts and genitalia. Her clothing and headdress are suggested by the painting. Chin and right ear feature inlay work. Back has a drilled hole. Mounted on a modern Plexiglas base. Figure height: 17.5 cm, total height: 21 cm—Artemis Gallery certificate included. Cultural artifact! Provenance: German private collection. Formerly in the Gomez Collection, acquired in the 1980s. Acquired from an American art dealer in 2017. Condition: II +
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