Currently not on view
Funerary mask,
1000 BCE–100 CE
Information
1000 BCE–100 CE
South America, Colombia, Valle de Cauca, Eastern Cordillera
<p> By December 7, 1991, Philip (1924-2022) and Dorothy Pearlstein (1928-2018), New York [1]; 1992, gift of to the Princeton University Art Museum. </p> <p> Notes: <br> [1] According to dated appraisal in the curatorial file. </p>
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