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Start Over Collection place Ica Valley (PV 62), Ica Region, Southern Peru Loans S1957-1960 [XXX Wellington]: University Art Museum (UC Berkeley) (1957–1960)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bottle, accession number 4-4678, described as Miniature bottle with small modeled face on one of the spouts and body of the vessel decorated with white dots. Height 5.6 cm.; diameter 4.5 cm. Painted in three colors. The spouts are black; the white dots are on a purple ground and the bottom is unslipped. Illustrated by Kroeber, 1956, Plate 34d.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 4-4636, described as Small flaring bowl decorated with five multicolored birds. Height 6.7 cm.; diameter 11.1 cm. Painted in 9 colors. Four of the birds appear to be the same type and have white bodies and purple beaks. The rest of the body parts vary in color from bird to bird including orange, flesh, violet, brown, and cream. The fifth bird is white with red spots, grey wing, brown beak, and orange feet. The background is black, rim band purple, and interior red. The exterior bottom is also red. The paint on the lower ⅓ of the vessel has been badly damaged, especially the white. Illustrated by Kroeber and Strong, 1924, Plate 27k.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 4-4637, described as Round bottom bowl decorated with seven llamas. Height 7.7 cm.; diameter 15.5 cm. Painted in six colors. The llamas have varying colors used for parts of their bodies including white, orange, purple, and flesh. The background is black, rim band purple, and interior red. The exterior bottom is unslipped. The bottom is more crudely burnished than the rest of the vessel. The black edge of the rim was painted after the purple rim band was painted. Slight fracture
Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, accession number 4-4746, described as Incurving bowl decorated with multicolored segmented circles. Height 6.9 cm.; diameter of body (maximum) 14.3 cm. Painted in six colors. The circles are white, orange, violet, and flesh on a black background, which covers the entire exterior. The interior is red. The edge of the rim was once painted white. A red area depicting the natural color of the fired clay can be seen on the bottom. Illustrated by Kroeber and Strong, 1924, Plate 27r; Kroeber, 1956, Figure 5d, p. 371; and Proulx, 1968, Plate 27a.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, flaring, accession number 4-4646, described as Small flaring bowl decorated with 8 lizards covering the entire exterior. Height 6.7 cm.; diameter 11. 7 cm. Painted in six colors. The lizards have alternating purple, orange, and brown bodies and heads. The feet are white and were applied last. There may be two shades of orange, but the difference is probably due to firing. Background is black. The rim band is purple and the entire interior is red. The exterior is much more finely polished than the interior. Illustrated by Kroeber and Strong, 1924, Plate 26b; Kroeber, 1956, Plate 31e; Uhle, 1913, Figure 12:5.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bowl, flaring, accession number 4-4639, described as Small flaring bowl decorated with colored bands which cross at the bottom of the vessel. Height 6.8 cm.; diameter 11.7 cm. Painted in six colors. The stripes, outlined in white, are purple, grey, orange, and yellow on a black background. The interior is unslipped. Illustrated by Kroeber and Strong, 1924, Plate 26d.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Bulbous vase, accession number 4-4739, described as Bulbous vase decorated with a snake like design. Height 12.8 cm.; diameter 13.3 cm. Painted in three colors. The outlined design in black is on a white ground. There is a black band below the design area. The bottom is red as is the rim band. On the interior wa1l there is a red band extending 1.7 cm. down from the rim. The rest of the interior is unslipped having a rather rough appearance. There are smudges of red paint on the exterior probably from the painters fingers.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Ceremonial implement, accession number 4-5383, described as Paddle-shaped implement of wood 5 2/3 feet long; two birds devouring same fish on the knob.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Ceremonial implement, accession number 4-5121, described as Wooden ceremonial implement about 4½ feet long, 6¼ by 8 inches wide, curving outline with sharp point, crescent cut and two birds at one end. Geometrical figures on one side.
Hearst Museum object titled Ceremonial implement, accession number 4-5384, described as Ceremonial implement of wood 5 feet long, 8” wide, with curved cut and three seated human figures, etc. carved at one end. Dimensions: Height: 8 feet, Width: 8 inches, Depth: 1.5 inches

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