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Standing Goddess figurine; 'I' type
Standing Goddess figurine; 'I' type

Standing Goddess figurine; 'I' type

Date1200-1100 BCE
Mediumceramic & paint; clay
DimensionsH: 3 15/16 in. (10 cm)
ClassificationsVisual Works
Credit LineMuseum purchase
Object number1965.7.1
DescriptionSchematized standing female figure with round, flat base, painted face. Traces of paint designating arms, eyes, hair and possibly a garment or jewelry around the neck. Yellowish-brown clay with light and dark brown paint. I type.
Cylindrical body, flares at base. Painted arms, collar, mouth. Garment indicated by wavy lines. Eyes indicated by plastic dots. Bird-like head. Round breasts.
On View
Not on view
Collections
Female figure
2nd century B.C.
Usabti of Nehy, Viceroy of Kush
EGYPT, XVIII DYNASTY
15th century BC
Votive mother goddess
COPTIC
2 BCE - 2 CE
Model totem pole
Northwest Coast
late 19th century
Stone figurine
900-600 BC, maybe
Stone figurine
Pre-Columbian
900-600 BC
Figurine
PRE-COL.VENEZUELA
AD 500-1550
Standing figure
Pre-Columbian
300 - 0 B.C.
Figure
c. 1450
Female figure, fragment
3rd century B.C.E. or later