Late Classic Collection

Vessel of the Dancing Lords, A. D. 750 / 800. Creator: Ah Maxam
Vessel of the Dancing Lords, A.D. 750/800. Cup-shaped ceramic vessel, Maya ruler dressed as the maize god with red glyphs and dancing figures, orange on cream ground

Figure of a Standing Warrior, A. D. 650 / 800. Creator: Unknown
Figure of a Standing Warrior, A.D. 650/800

Figure of an Aristocratic Lady, A. D. 650 / 800. Creator: Unknown
Figure of an Aristocratic Lady, A.D. 650/800

Standing Male Figure, A. D. 650 / 800. Creator: Unknown
Standing Male Figure, A.D. 650/800

Rattle in the Form of a Mythological Figure, A. D. 650 / 800. Creator: Unknown
Rattle in the Form of a Mythological Figure, A.D. 650/800

Ballplayer Panel, A. D. 700 / 800. Creator: Unknown
Ballplayer Panel, A.D. 700/800

Plate Depicting a Dancing Figure, A. D. 600 / 800. Creator: Unknown
Plate Depicting a Dancing Figure, A.D. 600/800

Hieroglyphic Altar, A. D. 650 / 700. Creator: Unknown
Hieroglyphic Altar, A.D. 650/700

Vase Depicting a Courtly Scene, A. D. 600 / 800. Creator: Unknown
Vase Depicting a Courtly Scene, A.D. 600/800

Stela, A. D. 702. Creator: Unknown
Stela, A.D. 702

A Mayan polychrome vessel depicting a crosslegged lord seated on a dais covered with
1767160 A Mayan polychrome vessel depicting a crosslegged lord seated on a dais covered with jaguar skin, before him a seated attendant wearing a birds mask, the Ahau Vulture

A Mayan carved plate, with a T boldly cut-out
1767154 A Mayan carved plate, with a T boldly cut-out, a symbol for the wind or the Ik sign, c. 550-950 by Mayan; 21.6 diameter cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Mayan carved plate)

A monumental Veracruz priest, c. 550-950
1767148 A monumental Veracruz priest, c.550-950 by Veracruz (AD 600-900); 104 high cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A monumental Veracruz priest, late Classic, ca. A.D. 550-950)

A Mayan painted cylinder vessel depicting the maize god, Hun Nal Ye, c. 550-950
1767159 A Mayan painted cylinder vessel depicting the maize god, Hun Nal Ye, c.550-950 by Mayan; 24.2 high cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Mayan painted cylinder vessel depicting the maize god)

Detail from a Mayan shell roundel, depicting a crosslegged scribe with pen in hand, c
1767156 Detail from a Mayan shell roundel, depicting a crosslegged scribe with pen in hand, c.550-950 (shell) by Mayan; 5.1 dia

A Mayan polychrome vessel indicating a scene from the Underworld with two seated
1767155 A Mayan polychrome vessel indicating a scene from the Underworld with two seated dignitaries, possibly the Hero Twins, each emerging from the maw, mouth, of a mythical serpent

A Veracruz figure of a mother and child, Nopiloa, c. 550-950
1767149 A Veracruz figure of a mother and child, Nopiloa, c.550-950 by Veracruz (AD 600-900); 23.5 high cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Veracruz figure of a mother and child, Nopiloa)

A Mayan polychrome tripod plate depicting the head of a dignitary in profile, c. 550-950
1767161 A Mayan polychrome tripod plate depicting the head of a dignitary in profile, c. 550-950 by Mayan; 35.6 dia cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

El Castillo, Chichen Itza, Mexico
El Castillo Temple, Chichen Itza, Mexico at sunrise. This step-pyramid was built by the Maya civilisation. It is a temple dedicated to the god Kukulcan

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"Late Classic: A Glimpse into the Mysterious Maya Civilization" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the enigmatic world of the Late Classic period of the ancient Maya civilization. This captivating era, spanning from A. D. 650 to 800, left behind a treasure trove of remarkable artifacts that continue to astound archaeologists and art enthusiasts alike. One such artifact is the awe-inspiring "Vessel of the Dancing Lords, " created by Ah Maxam. Crafted between A. D. 750 and 800, this vessel showcases intricate details depicting vibrant dancers adorned with elaborate headdresses and ornate costumes, transporting us into a mesmerizing ceremonial dance. Equally fascinating is the "Figure of a Standing Warrior, " dating back to A. D. 650-800, its creator unknown but its power undeniable. This stoic warrior stands tall, exuding strength and valor through his meticulously carved features—a testament to the martial prowess revered during this era. In contrast, we encounter an elegant glimpse into aristocratic life with the "Figure of an Aristocratic Lady. " Created between A. D. 650-800 by an anonymous artist, this sculpture captures the grace and refinement associated with noble women during this period—an embodiment of sophistication frozen in time. The mysterious allure continues with a captivating "Rattle in the Form of a Mythological Figure. " Its origins shrouded in secrecy like many other artifacts from this era; it tantalizes our imagination as we try to decipher its symbolic significance within Mayan mythology. Delving deeper into their culture's recreational activities brings us face-to-face with astonishing depictions on panels such as the intriguing "Ballplayer Panel" (A. D. 700/800). Unknown creators skillfully captured moments from intense ball games played for both sport and ritual purposes—offering glimpses into their athletic prowess intertwined with spiritual beliefs.