Standing female figure c. 250 - 300

This small, terracotta sculpture depicts a standing female figure from the Chupícuaro culture, dating back to c. 250 - 300 CE. The figure is characterized by its simplified, stylized form, emphasizing the head with its distinctive headdress and exaggerated facial features. The figure's hands are rendered in a rudimentary manner, while the lower body is simplified, showcasing the artist's focus on the head and its symbolic representation. This small but captivating artwork is a testament to the artistic traditions of the Chupícuaro culture, providing insights into their beliefs and visual aesthetics.