Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female
Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female

Tlatilco Standing Pottery “Pretty Lady” D1 Type Female

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 Middle Preclassic Period, ca. 1200 to 500 B.C.

Central Highlands, Mexico. Standing with truncated arms, wide hips, fillet loin cloth and headband and red pigment in hair. Particularly nice almond shaped eyes with added white pigment remaining. (Type-D1). 

Size 6 inches Height + custom mount. Intact & choice.  

Compare similar example in The Jaguar's Children: Pre-Classic Central Mexico. by  Coe, Michael D.  NY: Museum of Primitive Art, 1965. 

Provenance: Private Mercer Island WA collection by descent from Ruth Goldwyn Capps & Henry McClure Capps (known as Mac) who was an art director and production designer for TV & films in the mid-1950s.

 

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