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an old clay figurine holding a piece of bread in it's hands
Taino Petroglyphs
Mesoamerican Sculpture
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Mother and Child Figure | Tlatilco | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mother and Child Figure Date: 12th–9th century BCE Geography: Mexico, Mesoamerica Culture: Tlatilco Medium: Ceramic
an old clay figurine sitting on top of a white surface with a black background
Complex Ceramics
Outsider Art Sculpture
Ceramics Figurine
Ethnographic Art
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Cerámica Ideas
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Art Premier
Quimbaya Slab Headed Male Figure
Pre-Columbian, Ecuador, ca. 1000-1400CE. Known as the Caldas Complex ceramics, archaeologists call these sculptures "slab-headed" figurines.
an old clay vase with a face and two hands on it's head, in front of a gray background
Venus Figurines
Olmec Civilization
Mesoamerican Art
Ancient Mexico
Colombian Art
Maya Art
Mayan Culture
Urn with Human Figure
Mesoamerican, Zapotec Mexico (Monte Albán) Urn with Human Figure, 300 B.C. - A.D. 200 Pottery with deposit of vermilion
a red stuffed animal in a black and white patterned bag with its arms up to the side
Do Your Homework
Peruvian Textiles
3d Figures
Folk Doll
Textile Sculpture
Spirit Dolls
Unique Dolls
Art Dolls Handmade
Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino
Pre-columbian textile female figure | Chancay culture, Peru | Late Intermediate 1000 - 1430 CE
two ancient artifacts are displayed on a white background, one with a face and the other with a head
Pottery Molds
Art Restoration
Authentic Art
Ancient Pottery
Pacific Rim
Pre-Columbian
Pottery Mold and Figure [Manabi-Bahia culture of Pre-Columbian Ecuador, 500 BC - 300 AD]
an old clay sculpture with two faces on it's back and one face in the middle
Filipino Sculpture
Tracy Verdugo
Ancient America
Standing Woman
Sculpture Ceramic
mini-girlz
Ancient Columbian Female Figure Origin: Colombia, Sinú, 600-1200 Material: Slip-painted ceramic Height: 10 5/8 in. (26.99 cm); Width: 7 1/8 in. (18.10 cm); Depth: 3 1/8 in. (7.94 cm); Art of the Ancient Americas
an old clay vase sitting on top of a table
Relationship Drawing
Mother With Child
Memorial Art
Goddess Sculpture
Antique Sculpture
Mother Child
Centuries Past
Mother and Child Figure, ceramic, 200 BCE - 500 CE. Jalisco, Mexico
an old clay figurine with a man's torso
Historical Objects
Traditional Pottery
Ancient Statues
Archaeological Discoveries
Sacred Feminine
Ceramic Figures
Timeless Art
Very Large Jalisco Pottery Female
re-Columbian, West Mexico, Jalisco region, Ca 300 BCE/CE. Very large and remarkably intact pottery figure of a seated female. She sits nude ...
a clay head with a toothbrush in it's mouth
South American Art
Indian Pottery
Ancient Cultures
Ancient Civilizations
Old Art
Ancient History
Fragmentary Smiling Figure | Remojadas | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fragmentary Smiling Figure, 6th–9th C. Veracruz, Mexico. Remojadas culture. Ceramic. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
a wooden statue sitting on top of a white table
Ancestral Art
Precolumbian Art
Columbian Art
Portland Art
American Indian Pottery
Seated figure Nayarit West Mexico 300 BCE-200 CE ceramic with polychrome slip
Seated figure Nayarit West Mexico 300 BCE-200 CE ceramic with polychrome slip
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an ancient gold mask is shown in this image
Gold Museum Bogota
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Art Ancien
Ms Tolima or self portrait????
Pre-Columbian artifact
a statue of a man sitting on top of a table
Aztec Ruins
Classical Period
Ancient Mysteries
Seated figure Olmec Mexico 900 BCE-400 CE Ceramic
Seated figure Olmec Mexico 900 BCE-400 CE Ceramic
an ancient statue with a baby sitting on it's lap in front of a gray background
South America History
Colombian Culture
Mother Goddess
Female Figure
Ancient Artifacts
Japanese Artists
"Seated Female Figure with Child Mexico, Colima, Colima, 200 B.C. - A.D. 500
a red ceramic animal sitting on top of a table
Legion Of Honor
Indigenous Art
Mexican Art
Seated dog, 300 BC–300 A.D. Mexico, West Coast, Colima. Earthenware, paint. Gift of Dr. and Mrs. William F. Kaiser.
an old clay figurine sitting on the ground with his arms crossed and legs crossed
Pueblo Native Americans
Ancient Fish
Mache Art
Mexican Ceramics
Pottery Form
Pre-Columbian Colima Seated Figure (300 BC - 400).