Object class: Figurines / Collection place: Southwest Mexico / Materials: Wood (plant material) - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Armadillo figurine, accession number 3-29024, described as Figurine. Wood carved in the shape of an armadillo, feet, head and tail carved separately and nailed to body, feet turn; painted with yellow body and bright pink shell, black features. lg.- 23.0 cm., ht.- 5.0 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Ox-cart figurine, accession number 3-15719a-e, described as Cart model set, wood, handcarved; (a) body with detachable side rails, wheels (2), and singletree; L. 41.4 cm X W (at axle) 22.8 cm; (b) ox with legs and tails nailed on, painted hooves nose and eyes; L 21.7 cm X W (at horns) 8.0 cm; (c) same as (b) except for painted horns; L 20.0 cm X W (at horns) 13.7 cm d) yoke; W 22.3 cm X H 4.0 cm; (e) driver, wearing red shirt, green pants; seated; movable arms and legs secured by nails L ca 21.0 cm X W 9.0 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Virgin figurine, accession number 3-28739, described as Figurine in display case. Tin-bound glass case with figure of "Virgen de Guadalupe". Figure clothed with textiles, ornaments and garlands of bright colored metal foil. Display case is three-sided with embossed design on tin plate decorative piece. Ht. 19.0 cm, wd. 13.0 cm, dp. 6.0 cm.