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ART IN MOTION 40 Heritage Dallas—Some 300 lots of African, Pre-Columbian, and Native American art will be auctioned on December 13 by Heritage. Strongest among the offerings are the many lots of prehistoric pottery from North America, which includes some particularly fi ne and rare examples. Prominent among the examples from the Southwest are two fi ne black-on-white Socorro storage jars, while the Southeastern ceramics, rarely seen at auction, are led by a Mississippian seated female effi gy jar. Another unusual offering is an elegantly curved copper alloy pipe bowl from the Great Lakes, dating from around 1800. ABOVE: Man’s jacket with protective animal motifs. Iban Dayak, Sarawak State, Borneo, Malaysia. 19th century. Cotton, fi ber, shell. To be offered at the San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show by Mark A. Johnson Tribal Art. RIGHT: Rug. Fachralo Kazak, southwestern Caucasus. C. 1875. Wool. 239 x 173 cm. Original condition. To be offered at the San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show by Hagop Manoyan. LEFT: Panel for a woman’s sun hat with protective motifs of godly faces and abstract dragons. Kenyah Dayak, Borneo, Indonesia. Early 20th century. Glass beads, fi ber. To be offered at the San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show by Mark A. Johnson Tribal Art. ABOVE: Storage jar. Socorro, New Mexico. AD 1100–1250. Terracotta with bichrome slip. RIGHT: Effi gy jar of a seated female. Mississippian, probably Ohio. AD 1000–1400. Terracotta. BELOW: Pipe bowl. Great Lakes. C. 1800. Copper alloy. All above to be offered by Heritage, Dallas, on December 13, 2016. Estimates pending. RIGHT: Ceremonial textile (pua) with rows of ancestral spirit images (antu). Iban Dayak, Sarawak State, Borneo, Malaysia. Early 20th century. To be offered at the San Francisco Tribal & Textile Art Show by Mark A. Johnson Tribal Art.


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