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Animal-shaped Pendant
Animal-shaped Pendant
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Animal-shaped Pendant

Culture
Date500 BCE–500 CE
Mediumstone
Dimensions1.7 × 8.3 × 1.6 cm (11/16 × 3 1/4 × 5/8 in.)
ClassificationsSculpture
Credit LineLent by Harold Kaye in 1957, acquired in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 200B: Disposition of Museum Property
Object number2016.24
DescriptionCarved pendant of a quadruped with a feathered tail, arched back, and open mouth. Worked on both sides with a hole drilled at the top.
ProvenanceHarold Kaye, New York, NY, by 1957; lent to the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, MA, 1957; acquired by WAM in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 200B: Disposition of Museum Property, 2016.
On View
Not on view
Figurine
Mezcala
500 BCE–500 CE
Figurine
Mezcala
500 BCE–500 CE
Head Pendant
Mezcala
500 BCE–500 CE
Figurine
Mezcala
500 BCE–500 CE
Stone Mask
Mezcala
300 BCE - 100 BCE
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Spanish
about 1450
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Mezcala
500 BCE–500 CE
Pendant
American
1800s
Pendant
Indian
early 1800s
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
Italian
late 16th–early 17th century, with decoration from 19th century
Reference Image - Not for Reproduction
workshops of Wolf and Peter von Speyer
about 1590–1600