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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.
Votive mother goddess
COPTIC
2 BCE - 2 CE
Usabti of Nehy, Viceroy of Kush
EGYPT, XVIII DYNASTY
15th century BC
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