








AN EXCELLENT COLIMA STANDING BALLPLAYER-DANCER.
Anthropos Gallery
This ceremonial Colima standing figure, Comala Style, is depicted in the act of throwing with his right hand, his head facing left, complex horn-like headdress, which is iconic of Colima shamanic symbolism. The plume-like regalia on his back is indicative of a ritual dancer. He appears to wear a form of barrel armor which has bands of darker red slip against a lighter red. Protoclassic Period, 100 B.C. to A.D. 250. An action figure... a jack of all artistic, athletic, and spiritual actions.
$3,950.00
Artwork details
Origin
Unknown Colima artist, West Mexico, in the refined Comala style, Protoclassic, circa 100 B.C. to B.C. 250.
Dimension
H 13IN
H 33.02CM
Provenance
PROVENANCE: 1) The Stendahl Gallery, Hollywood, California. 2) The Robert James Elder Collection of Pre-Columbian Art, Los Angeles, California.
Condition
Head was reattached, otherwise excellent condition.
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