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Female Figure
Chupícuaro, 300 BC-AD 100
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Female Figure
Chupícuaro, 300 BC-AD 100
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Earthenware female figurine, Chupicuaro culture (central Mexico) , 300 BC - 100 AD
The Walters Art Museum
Pair of Standing Female Figures
Date: 300 BCE - 100 CE
Origin: Mexico, Guanajuato, Acámbaro
Provenience unknown, possibly looted
Chupicuaro standing nude female figures, Late Formative Period, hollowware with black and white designs.
Gardiner Museum
Chupicuaro ceramic figures, AD 300 - 800, Veracruz, Mexico
Polychrome ceramic seated figures with extremely slanted eyes. These small, solid figures are characteristic of the late Preclassic Chupicuaro style. They are nude except for jewelry, which includes ear disks, necklaces, and bracelets. Styled hair with applied clay pellets, slanted eyes, and button feet. Color was added by sprinkling pigment into cracks and grooves.
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Miniature plate
Chupícuaro
Late Formative to Early Classic periods, 300 B.C.–A.D. 200
Object Place: Michoacan or Guanajuato, Mexico
Miniature plate with pedestal base. Painted image on the inside of the plate may depict an anthropomorphic parrot.
MFA
Human effigy head
Chupícuaro
Late Preclassic period, 300–100 B.C.
Object Place: Guanajuato, México
Head broken from a female figurine wearing a head wrap and large circular earflares with geometric decoration. Eyes are formed by punctate-incisions creating diamond-shaped pupils typical of Chupícuaro figurines.
MFA
Female effigy
Chupícuaro
Late Preclassic period, 300–100 B.C.
Object Place: Guanajuato, México
Nude female figure holding her right hand to her mouth and cradling in her left arm a circular dish containing a spherical object. She wears a long, wide necklace and large circular earflares. Her waist-length hair is indicated by parallel lines incised on her back.
MFA