Polychrome Jar

c. 1890

Artist unknown (Zuni)
Pueblo of Zuni, New Mexico

Status: On View, Gallery 136
Department: Arts of the Americas

Culture: Zuni
Title: Polychrome Jar
Places: New Mexico (Object made in:), Zuni Tribe of the Zuni Reservation, New Mexico (Artist's nationality:)
Date: 1880-1900
Medium: Ceramic and pigment
Dimensions: 22.4 × 28 cm (9 1/4 × 11 in.)
Credit Line: Gift of Charles and Marjorie Benton
Reference Number: 2011.704
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Alfred Dittert, Jr., and Fred Plog, Generations in Clay: Pueblo Pottery of the American Southwest, exh. cat. (Flagstaff, AZ: Northland Press in cooperation with American Federation of Arts, 1980), 41, fig. 30.
Richard Townsend with Elizabeth Pope, Indian Art of the Americas at the Art Institute of Chicago (Art Institute of Chicago, 2016), 66, cat. 35.

Flagstaff, AZ, Generations in Clay: Pueblo Pottery of the American Southwest (organized by American Federation of Arts, New York), July 1980–Oct. 1980, cat. fig. 30; Richmond, VA, Museum of Fine Arts, Nov. 18, 1980–Jan. 4, 1981; Madison, WI, Elvehjem Museum of Art [Chazen Museum of Art], University of Wisconsin–Madison, Feb. 8–Mar. 29, 1981; Evanston, IL, Mary and Leigh Block Gallery, Northwestern University, May 13–June 28, 1981; Santa Ana, CA, Bowers Museum, closed Sept. 30, 1981; Midland, MI, Midland Center for the Arts, Nov. 1–29, 1981; Seattle Art Museum, Jan. 21–Mar. 14, 1982; Phoenix, AZ, Heard Museum, May–June 6, 1982.

Marjorie and Charles Benton (1931–2015), Evanston, IL, from 1970s [according to note written by R. Townsend in curatorial object file; published as Marjorie and Charles Benton Collection in Dittert and Plog 1980, 41, fig. 30; on loan to the AIC from Nov. 1, 2010]; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 2011.

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