378 - Vessel depicting a bird and a fish. Nazca, ca. 200–600 CE. H 17 cm. Fired clay with polychrome painting. Stirrup-shaped vessel in the form of an ibis that has impaled a fish on its long, curved beak. Its folded black wings cross at the bottom; the bird’s legs, stretched backward, are painted on the underside of the vessel. The front section features its breast plumage, composed of numerous red and black feathers. The paint is slightly worn in places. Provenance: Formerly from the Wolfarth Collection, Bonn, since 2011.

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