Standing figure possibly holding a dog
Standing figure possibly holding a dog
Standing figure possibly holding a dog
Standing figure possibly holding a dog
Standing figure possibly holding a dog
Standing figure possibly holding a dog

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East-West Artwalk
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Standing figure possibly holding a dog,

200–400 CE

Late Comala (possibly Autlán style)
Late Formative Period to Early Classic Period
y1968-69
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Title
Standing figure possibly holding a dog
Dates

200–400 CE

Medium
Ceramic
Dimensions
26.5 × 8.4 × 5.5 cm (10 7/16 × 3 5/16 × 2 3/16 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of J. Lionberger Davis, Class of 1900
Object Number
y1968-69
Place Made

North America, Mexico, Colima or Jalisco, West Mexico, Autlán

Culture
Colima
Period
Late Preclassic, Early Classic
Type
ceramics, figurines
Materials
ceramic
Subject
figures (representations)

[Possibly Teochita Inc., owned by Francis Pratt (1913-2003)]; purchased by J. Lionberger Davis (1878 - 1973), Princeton, NJ; gift to the Princeton University Art Museum, 1968.

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