San Geronimo

San Geronimo is the name given to an unknown ancient Mesoamerican artist, known for their terracotta sculptures. The terracotta figurines are stylistically similar to those made during the Preclassic period, which dates back to 2000 BCE to 250 BCE. The San Geronimo figures are known for their simplified, almost cartoonish features, exaggerated body proportions, and use of intricate details like headdresses and jewelry. Their work is thought to have served a ritual or ceremonial purpose, reflecting beliefs and practices of the time.