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Ma' conch't do't nub't = El caparazón en las nubes = The shell in the clouds
Pável Acevedo
2022
Stylized figure
Oaxaca
6th–10th century
Lord 7 Flower Pectoral (Yya Sahuaco)
Mixtec (Ñudzavui)
1350–1521 CE
Lord 7 Flower Pendant (Yya Sahuaco)
Mixtec (Ñudzavui)
1350–1521 CE
Pottery Flute
Oaxaca?
19th century
Finger Ring
Mixtec (Ñudzavui)
1350–1521 CE
Shield Pendant with Darts
Mixtec (Ñudzavui)
ca. 1500 CE
Spouted jar
Monte Alban
3rd–1st century BCE
Onyx Bowl
Mexican
6th–10th century
Stone Celt
Mexican
before 16th century
Stone Chisel
Mexican
before 16th century
Stone Chisel
Mexican
before 16th century
Figure Vessel
Monte Alban
1st–7th century
Conch Shell
Monte Alban
2nd century BCE–4th century CE
Face Jar
Monte Alban
1st–10th century
Ceramic Monkey Head Vessel
Mexican
14th–15th century
Seated Male Figure
Aztec
15th–early 16th century
Bridge and Spout Bottle
Monte Alban
2nd century BCE–4th century CE
Deity Head
Eastern Nahua
13th–15th century
Eagle Labret
Aztec or Mixtec (Ñudzavu)
1200–1521 CE
Ceremonial Ax (“Kunz Ax”)
Olmec
1000–400 BCE
Feathered Serpent Head
Teotihuacan
3rd–8th century
Cristo, Oaxaca
Paul Strand
1933, printed 1940
Gourd Bowl Commemorating Independence from Spain
Unknown Artist
after 1821
Zoologico
Francisco Toledo
1959
Untitled (Lion and Hunter)
Francisco Toledo
1959
Cristo, Tlacochoaya, Oaxaca
Paul Strand
1933, printed 1940
Children's Games
Rufino Tamayo
1959
Torso of a Man
Rufino Tamayo
1969
Torso of a Woman
Rufino Tamayo
1969
The White Fruit Bowl
Rufino Tamayo
1938
Figure
Oaxaca
300–100 BCE
Monkey figure
Oaxaca
100 BCE–200 CE
Deers (venados)
Francisco Toledo
ca.1975–85
Towel
Mexican, Oaxaca
19th century
Man and woman; or, natives with Maguey
Rufino Tamayo
1926
The Revolutionist (a man holding a rifle viewed from behind)
Rufino Tamayo
ca. 1929–30
Two mermaids, one playing a mandolin
Rufino Tamayo
ca. 1930–31
'Cancionero Mexicano' (Mexican Songs) published under the imprint 'Mexican Folkways'
Rufino Tamayo
1931
The woodcutter
Rufino Tamayo
ca. 1926–27