Object type: ethnography / Collection place: Mexico / Maker or artist: Teodora Blanco - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic figurine, accession number 3-30385, described as standing figure with human body and pony's head, with standing ears, a forelock and long braids down the back. Wears an apron with an animal head applied to it, and the base is lined with 5 small, open, effigy pots with animal heads on the sides. Holds a small effigy pot in both hands and a pot rests on each shoulder. markings: AW 2/71 & T.B. 3.

Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic figurine, accession number 3-30409, described as Standing figure with pig's head and human body/clothing. Long skirt and apron decorated with applied flowers and vines. Carries a piglet under each arm and one is resting atop her head. Two long braids flow down back. markings: RV 7/71 & T.B.

Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic figurine, accession number 3-30390, described as standing figure with a goat's head, wearing a long skirt which is decorated with applied flowers and vines. Atop head is an effigy pot with an animal face. A small animal is held in the left arm and a handled effigy pot is held in the right hand. A 3rd effigy pot rests at the hem where two small feet protrude from the hem. A long braid hangs down back. markings: T.B. & R.V. 7/71.

Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic figurine, accession number 3-30410, described as standing figure with goat's head and human body/clothing. Long skirt & apron decorated with applied flowers, leaves and vines. Holds a small goat in each hand, both of whom are paying musical instruments. A 3rd small goat sits atop head. A long pigtail flows down back. markings: AW 4/71 & T.B.

Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic figurine, accession number 3-30416, described as standing figure with animal head (rabbit?) with a human body/clothing. Apron is decorated with applied flowers. Holds a small rabbit playing a violin in her left arm and a basket in her right hand. 2 pits are at each side of the hem. A long pigtail flows down her back. tag: Mexico T.B.

Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic figurine, accession number 3-30388, described as standing figure with animal head atop which sits an effigy pot with animal shape whose legs rest on either side of forehead, and who is playing a flute. Dressed in a long skirt which is decorated with an apron on to which flowers are applied. Two animals playing musical instruments are at each side of hem, each wearing a long skirt with effigy faces on skirt. Holds a small pig in both hands. Long braid falls down back. markings: R V 7/71 & T.B.

Hearst Museum object titled Anthropomorphic figurine, accession number 3-30393, described as standing figure, with a goat's head decorated with a braided headdress with flowers. Bodice and apron are also decorated with applied flowers. Holds a baby goat in left arm and a goose under right arm. 5 small effigy pots with animal faces surround the front of the skirt. tag: Mexico, T.B. 7/71.

Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine, accession number 3-28795, described as Figurine. Woman carrying several braziers, low-fired clay in natural "biscuit", unglazed. Woman is wearing Zapotec headdress and long skirt with floral design. H 23 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine, accession number 3-30395, described as standing, female figure with braided wreath headdress decorated with flowers, applied and incised facial features, dangling earrings, & bodice and skirt decorated with applied flowers and leaves. Holds a bird in both hands and 3 birds cluster at the hem. markings: R V 7/71 & T.B.

Hearst Museum object titled Female figurine, accession number 3-30455, described as female figure with a head cloth and long skirt. A small pig sits atop her headdress and she carries piglets under each arm. Her dress is decorated with applied flowers both front and back. Two pots decorated like geese are at the hem of her dress. Face is a combination of molded, applied and incised forms.