377 - Vessel depicting a woman and demons. Nazca, ca. 200–600 CE. H 22 cm. Fired clay with polychrome painting. A vessel with loop handles in the shape of a woman with long hair, resting her hands on her stomach. Two panels of fabric cross above her head. The back is painted with a demon (anthropomorphic mythical being) wearing a radial headdress made of snakes. He holds two spirit beings in his claws, whose outlines are formed by snakes. Handle broken off. Provenance: Formerly in the Wolfarth Collection, Bonn, since 2011.

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