Public-domain art from Central Mexico

27 public-domain plates · 11th century BCE to 14th century · 1 attributed

• Standing Female Figure Tlatilco, Preclassic period1200–600 BCE
• Head in Mouth of Snake 1325–1519
• Feline c. 1200–1519
• Pendant Plaque c. 700–1000
• Goddess Plaque c. 1200–1519
• Miniature Metate 700–1000
• Female Figurine 1325–1519
• Tlaloc c. 1200–1519
• Necklace 150–200 CE
• Butterfly Nose Ornament 150–200 CE
• Figurine Head Fragment 1–550 CE
• Necklace and Nose Ornament 150–200 CE
• Feathered Serpent (Quetzalcoatl) 1325–1521
• Figurine Head Fragment 150–350 CE
• Mask 1–550 CE
• Pair of Ear Ornaments 150–200 CE
• Ear Ornament 150–200 CE
• Ear Ornament 150–200 CE
• Mask 1–550 CE
• Vessel with Butterfly Headdress 1–550 CE
• Basin with Feathered Serpent 400–550 CE
• Mask 1–550 CE
• Mask 1–550 CE
• Vessel with Deity Mask 1200–900 BCE
• Figure of a Warrior after 1325 (thermoluminescence date of casting core, 1345–1575)
• Mural Fragment with Elite Male and Maguey Cactus Leaves 500–550
• Seated Male Carrying Maize 1325–1521