Pregnant female figure Mexico, Jalisco culture, 300 BC-600 AD

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Earthenware. 5.7 x 4.1 x 2.2 in. Bibliografia/Literature Zanetti G. (a cura di), Prima dell’America. 4000 anni di arte precolombiana, catalogo della mostra di Bologna, Silvana Editoriale, Milano, 1992, ill. n. 330. Mostre/Exhibits 1992, Bologna, Prima dell’America. 4000 anni di arte precolombiana.

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Pregnant female figure Mexico, Jalisco culture, 300 BC-600 AD

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