Female figure with two heads/"pretty lady" figure (1999-246)
Female Figure | Tlatilco | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
A Note from the Collection: The Pretty Ladies of Tlatilco – International Museum of Surgical Science
Female Figure | Tlatilco | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Why were they made? – Tlatilco
Tlatilco Figurines (article) | Khan Academy
Tlatilco culture - Wikipedia
Female Figurine | The Art Institute of Chicago
File:Mexico, Tlatilco, type D1 - Female Figurine with Headdress - 1990.137 - Cleveland Museum of Art.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
The “Pretty Ladies” of Tlatilco, Mexico | Unframed
Tlatilco Standing Female Figure Early Preclassic, circa 1200 - 900 BC | Art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas | 2021 | Sotheby's
The “Pretty Ladies” of Tlatilco, Mexico | Unframed
Female Figurine | Denver Art Museum
Two-headed Female Figurine, 1200-400 BC. Mesoamerica, Tlatilco. Ceramic, pigment; overall: 9.6 x 4.2 x 1.8 cm (3 3/4 x 1 5/8 x 11/16 in.). - SuperStock
Lot - Tlatilco Pre-Classic Mexico ceramic female figures, three pieces, tallest: 3 5/8" h. [Wear and condition commensurate with age and w...
Examining Tlatilco Figurines | Unframed
Tlatilco Female Figurine - Marsha Russell - YouTube
TLATILCO TWO-HEADED FEMALE FIGURE, TYPE D1 EARLY PRECLASSIC, CIRCA 1200-900 BC | Art of Africa, Oceania and the Americas | African&Oceanic Art | Sotheby's
Messoamerica — Female figurine with dog, Tlatilco, Mexico 1200 -...
Why were they made? – Tlatilco
Two Preclassical Tlatilco naked terracotta female figuri… | Drouot.com
Pre-Columbian TLATILCO Standing Female FIGURE | eBay
Female Figure | Tlatilco | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Examining Tlatilco Figurines | Unframed
