Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092027 - Back
Exquisitely molded and modeled, this splendid rendering of a woman with a basket typifies the detailed ceramic sculptures of Classic Period Veracruz. The naturalistic depiction of soft, pliable cloth in the rig... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092027 - Three Quarter Left
Exquisitely molded and modeled, this splendid rendering of a woman with a basket typifies the detailed ceramic sculptures of Classic Period Veracruz. The naturalistic depiction of soft, pliable cloth in the rig... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092027
Exquisitely molded and modeled, this splendid rendering of a woman with a basket typifies the detailed ceramic sculptures of Classic Period Veracruz. The naturalistic depiction of soft, pliable cloth in the rig... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092050 - Three Quarter Left
Large, hollow figures epitomize the sculptural expertise of the earliest pottery artists in the central Mexican highlands. Found in burials at sites in the Valley of Mexico, such as Tlatilco and Tlapacoya, and ... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092050 - Three Quarter Right
Large, hollow figures epitomize the sculptural expertise of the earliest pottery artists in the central Mexican highlands. Found in burials at sites in the Valley of Mexico, such as Tlatilco and Tlapacoya, and ... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092050
Large, hollow figures epitomize the sculptural expertise of the earliest pottery artists in the central Mexican highlands. Found in burials at sites in the Valley of Mexico, such as Tlatilco and Tlapacoya, and ... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092052 - Back
Large, hollow figures epitomize the sculptural expertise of the earliest pottery artists in the central Mexican highlands. Found in burials at sites in the Valley of Mexico, such as Tlatilco and Tlapacoya, and ... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092052 - Three Quarter Right
Large, hollow figures epitomize the sculptural expertise of the earliest pottery artists in the central Mexican highlands. Found in burials at sites in the Valley of Mexico, such as Tlatilco and Tlapacoya, and ... More
Mexican - Female Figure - Walters 20092052
Large, hollow figures epitomize the sculptural expertise of the earliest pottery artists in the central Mexican highlands. Found in burials at sites in the Valley of Mexico, such as Tlatilco and Tlapacoya, and ... More
Mexican - Female Ritual Performer - Walters 20092047 - Back
South-central Veracruz was home to a number of vibrant sculptural traditions. Among them is the so-called Nopiloa style, named for the archaeological site of Nopiloa located in the Mixtequilla area of southern ... More
Mexican - Female Ritual Performer - Walters 20092047 - Three Quarter L...
South-central Veracruz was home to a number of vibrant sculptural traditions. Among them is the so-called Nopiloa style, named for the archaeological site of Nopiloa located in the Mixtequilla area of southern ... More
Mexican - Female Ritual Performer - Walters 20092047 - Three Quarter R...
South-central Veracruz was home to a number of vibrant sculptural traditions. Among them is the so-called Nopiloa style, named for the archaeological site of Nopiloa located in the Mixtequilla area of southern ... More
Mexican - Female Ritual Performer - Walters 20092047
South-central Veracruz was home to a number of vibrant sculptural traditions. Among them is the so-called Nopiloa style, named for the archaeological site of Nopiloa located in the Mixtequilla area of southern ... More
Mexican - Hunchback Figure - Walters 295 - Back
Chontal is the name given to a group of objects that are less rigidly geometric than Mezcala works. The three-dimensional quality, facial treatment, and hatch marks on the arms identify this figure as Chontal. ... More
Mexican - Hunchback Figure - Walters 295 - Left
Chontal is the name given to a group of objects that are less rigidly geometric than Mezcala works. The three-dimensional quality, facial treatment, and hatch marks on the arms identify this figure as Chontal. ... More
Mexican - Hunchback Figure - Walters 295 - Right
Chontal is the name given to a group of objects that are less rigidly geometric than Mezcala works. The three-dimensional quality, facial treatment, and hatch marks on the arms identify this figure as Chontal. ... More
Mexican - Hunchback Figure - Walters 295 - Three Quarter
Chontal is the name given to a group of objects that are less rigidly geometric than Mezcala works. The three-dimensional quality, facial treatment, and hatch marks on the arms identify this figure as Chontal. ... More
Mexican - Incense Burner Lid - Walters 20092019 - Three Quarter
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Mexican - Maskette - Walters 482773
Tlatilco was a small village located on the outskirts of modern Mexico City. During the 1930s and 1940s, numerous collectors-the artist and author Miguel Covarrubias and his friend the famous muralist Diego Riv... More
Mezcala - Temple Model - Walters 2009204
The Mezcala sculptural style of Guerrero emphasizes geometric abstraction in both human figures and architectural models. Few examples have been found in their original context, and thus the function, meaning, ... More
Sultepec - Mask - Walters 294 - Three Quarter
This mask is a fine example of stone carving from the Late Formative or Late Preclassic period. Guerrero, the region from which the piece probably comes, is known for a wide variety of sculptural styles includi... More
Sultepec - Mask - Walters 294
This mask is a fine example of stone carving from the Late Formative or Late Preclassic period. Guerrero, the region from which the piece probably comes, is known for a wide variety of sculptural styles includi... More
Teotihuacán - Face Plaque - Walters 296 - Three Quarter Left
This black limestone mask was carved by artists of the Teotihuacan culture, centered at the ruined city of the same name in central Mexico. Ancient Teotihuacanos fashioned masks in many mediums and at various s... More
Teotihuacán - Face Plaque - Walters 296 - Three Quarter Right
This black limestone mask was carved by artists of the Teotihuacan culture, centered at the ruined city of the same name in central Mexico. Ancient Teotihuacanos fashioned masks in many mediums and at various s... More
Teotihuacán - Face Plaque - Walters 296
This black limestone mask was carved by artists of the Teotihuacan culture, centered at the ruined city of the same name in central Mexico. Ancient Teotihuacanos fashioned masks in many mediums and at various s... More
Teotihuacán - Tripod Vase - Walters 482769 - Profile
The tripod form and painted decoration of this vessel are characteristic of Teotihuacán, while the ceramic ware and carved scrollwork originated in Veracruz. A mythical blue jaguar climbs upward, holding a drip... More
Tlatilco - Bottle with Sharp Shoulders with Incised Design - Walters 4...
Anonymous (Mexican). 'Bottle with Sharp Shoulders with Incised Design,' 1200-900 BC. ceramic redware. Walters Art Museum (48.2811): Anonymous gift, 2008.
Tlatilco - Tripod Effigy Vessel - Walters 482809
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Veracruz - Hacha of a Human Head with Rind Helmet - Walters 298 - Side...
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Xochipala - Bloodletter with Standing Human Figure on Handle - Walters...
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Xochipala - Standing Ballplayer - Walters 482806 - Back
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