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Female figure

Artist
Dateafter 900 CE
Mediumfired clay
ClassificationsVisual Works
Credit LineGift of Henry Schnakenberg
Object number1954.22.150
DescriptionFlat solid mold-made female figure with tall headdress in four layers. Long covering with incised vertical ines arranged in horizontal panels. Crudely made from mold, there are no arm, little facial detail, stylized legs. On the right side is a fan. On the back side at the bottom is a hollowed protruding circle, broken off, suggesting the figure was attached to something else. Poorly-fired reddish clay with traces of white paint or CaCo3.
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Collections
Figurine head
600-700 A.D.
Head
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
650-750 CE
Head
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
600-750
Vessel fragment
550-750 A.D.
Figurine fragment
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
400-650 CE
Mask
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
600-750
Head
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
1000-500 B.C.
Head of animal
PRECOLUMBIAN MEXICO
200-400 CE
Figurine head
400-700 A.D.
Head
Pre-Columbian
400-650 CE