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Ameca-Ezatlán Style Jalisco Terracotta Sculpture of a Kneeling Woman - PF.0682
Origin: Jalisco, Mexico
Circa: 300 BC to 300 AD
Dimensions: 14.75" (37.5cm) high x 9.75" (24.8cm) wide
Catalogue: V2
Collection: Pre-Columbian
Style: Ameca-Ezatlán
Medium: Terracotta


Location: United States
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Wearing a dark skirt and with evidence of heavy painting or tattoos on her breasts, this woman appears in a somewhat mysterious pose that occurs frequently among Jalisco tomb figures. She grips the back of her head and flings her other arm out before her. What does it mean? Is it a gesture of mourning, or is it simply designed to show her beauty to advantage. - (PF.0682)
 

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