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Cocle Collection

"Cocle: Ancient Treasures of Central America" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of Cocle, an ancient civilization that thrived between A. D

Background imageCocle Collection: Circular Nose Ornament Incised with Concentric Bands, A. D. 800 / 1200. Creator: Unknown

Circular Nose Ornament Incised with Concentric Bands, A. D. 800 / 1200. Creator: Unknown
Circular Nose Ornament Incised with Concentric Bands, A.D. 800/1200. Cocle, Venado Beach, Cocle province, Panama

Background imageCocle Collection: Nose Ornament in the Form of a Turtle with C-shaped Body, A. D. 800 / 1200. Creator: Unknown

Nose Ornament in the Form of a Turtle with C-shaped Body, A. D. 800 / 1200. Creator: Unknown
Nose Ornament in the Form of a Turtle with C-shaped Body, A.D. 800/1200

Background imageCocle Collection: Nose Ornament in the Form of an Long-Nosed Saurian with C-shaped Body, A. D. 800 / 1200

Nose Ornament in the Form of an Long-Nosed Saurian with C-shaped Body, A. D. 800 / 1200
Nose Ornament in the Form of an Long-Nosed Saurian with C-shaped Body, A.D. 800/1200. Cocle, Venado Beach, Cocle province, Panama

Background imageCocle Collection: Pedestal Bowl Depicting an Anthropomorphic Saurian Figure, A. D. 1100 / 1300

Pedestal Bowl Depicting an Anthropomorphic Saurian Figure, A. D. 1100 / 1300
Pedestal Bowl Depicting an Anthropomorphic Saurian Figure, A.D. 1100/1300. Cocle, possibly La Pena, Veraguas province, Panama

Background imageCocle Collection: Filigree Pendant in the Form of a Frog or Toad, A. D. 500 / 1000. Creator: Unknown

Filigree Pendant in the Form of a Frog or Toad, A. D. 500 / 1000. Creator: Unknown
Filigree Pendant in the Form of a Frog or Toad, A.D. 500/1000. Cocle, Venado Beach, Cocle province, Panama

Background imageCocle Collection: Double Pendant in the Form of a Mythical Saurian with Tusks, A. D. 800 / 1200

Double Pendant in the Form of a Mythical Saurian with Tusks, A. D. 800 / 1200
Double Pendant in the Form of a Mythical Saurian with Tusks, A.D. 800/1200. Gold caiman-like creatures, with plaster restoration of boar tusks. Cocle, Cocle province, Panama

Background imageCocle Collection: Pendant in the Form of Four Double-Headed Figures with Long Beaks, Possibly Ducks, A. D

Pendant in the Form of Four Double-Headed Figures with Long Beaks, Possibly Ducks, A. D
Pendant in the Form of Four Double-Headed Figures with Long Beaks, Possibly Ducks, A.D. 500/1000. Cocle, Venado Beach, Cocle province, Panama

Background imageCocle Collection: Pedestal Bowl Depicting Bicephalic Footed Serpent with Headcrest, A. D. 700 / 1100

Pedestal Bowl Depicting Bicephalic Footed Serpent with Headcrest, A. D. 700 / 1100
Pedestal Bowl Depicting Bicephalic Footed Serpent with Headcrest, A.D. 700/1100. Cocle, possibly Los Santos province, Panama

Background imageCocle Collection: Plate 400-1000 Panama Cocle Pottery diameter

Plate 400-1000 Panama Cocle Pottery diameter
Plate, 400-1000. Panama, Cocle. Pottery; diameter: 34.4 x 5 cm (13 9/16 x 1 15/16 in.)

Background imageCocle Collection: Insect Bell Pendant 400-1100 Isthmian Region

Insect Bell Pendant 400-1100 Isthmian Region
Insect Bell Pendant, 400-1100. Isthmian Region (Panama), Cocle, 5th century-12th century. Gold, cast; overall: 2.2 x 1.1 cm (7/8 x 7/16 in.)

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Foreheads of a liberal man (left) and of an irascible man. Woodcut

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Foreheads of a liberal man (left) and of an irascible man. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Hair of a homely man (left), and beard of a ruthless man. Woodcut

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Hair of a homely man (left), and beard of a ruthless man. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Hair of an arrogant character (left), and that of a weak character

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Hair of an arrogant character (left), and that of a weak character. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Eyelashes of a crafty man (left), and of a guileless man. Woodcut

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Eyelashes of a crafty man (left), and of a guileless man. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Eyelashes of a malicious and mendacious man (left), and of an audacious

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Eyelashes of a malicious and mendacious man (left), and of an audacious and conceited man. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, c1533. Man and woman of excellent disposition

PHYSIOGNOMY, c1533. Man and woman of excellent disposition. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Noses of vain and lustful men

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Noses of vain and lustful men. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Eyes of a peaceable man (left), and those of a man of great intellect

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Eyes of a peaceable man (left), and those of a man of great intellect. Woodcut, 1533, from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia

Background imageCocle Collection: PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Foreheads of vain and lustful men

PHYSIOGNOMY, 1533. Foreheads of vain and lustful men. Woodcut from Bartolommeo Cocles Physiognomonia, Strassburg, Germany, 1533

Background imageCocle Collection: Diagram of planetary positions in the left hand. Woodcut from Bartholomeus Cocles Chiromantiae

Diagram of planetary positions in the left hand. Woodcut from Bartholomeus Cocles Chiromantiae Compendium, Strassburg
PALMISTRY CHART, 1551. Diagram of planetary positions in the left hand. Woodcut from Bartholomeus Cocles Chiromantiae Compendium, Strassburg, Germany, 1551

Background imageCocle Collection: Ministers at Naples

Ministers at Naples
All must bow to the chief ministers of Ferdinando II of Naples - monsignor Cocle and Del Carretto

Background imageCocle Collection: Close-up of red hibiscus flower at Churuquite Grande

Close-up of red hibiscus flower at Churuquite Grande in Cocle Province, Central Panama, Central America


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"Cocle: Ancient Treasures of Central America" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of Cocle, an ancient civilization that thrived between A. D. 800 and 1300. This captivating collection showcases their intricate craftsmanship and artistic prowess. Marvel at the Circular Nose Ornament Incised with Concentric Bands, a true testament to their attention to detail. Created by an unknown artist, this delicate piece transports us to a bygone era where beauty was found in every curve. Another remarkable creation is the Nose Ornament in the Form of a Turtle with C-shaped Body. Crafted during the same period, it reflects both their reverence for nature and their mastery of shaping clay into lifelike forms. But it doesn't stop there - behold the Nose Ornament in the Form of a Long-Nosed Saurian with C-shaped Body. Its mythical allure captures our imagination as we ponder its significance within Cocle's rich cultural tapestry. The Pedestal Bowl Depicting an Anthropomorphic Saurian Figure takes us deeper into their beliefs and rituals. With its intricate design, it offers glimpses into their spiritual practices and connection to otherworldly beings. Moving on, we encounter a Filigree Pendant in the Form of a Frog or Toad - an enigmatic symbol often associated with transformation and rebirth across various cultures throughout history. Its unknown creator leaves us wondering about those who once wore it proudly around their necks. Prepare to be awestruck by the Double Pendant in the Form of a Mythical Saurian with Tusks. This rare find speaks volumes about Cocle's fascination with fantastical creatures that inhabited both mythological realms and everyday life. Continuing our journey through time, we stumble upon a Pendant featuring Four Double-Headed Figures with Long Beaks - possibly ducks? The mystery surrounding these figures invites speculation about what they represented within Cocle society.