Quetzalcoatl (FCbk1fxivv)

This colorful painting of the divine force called Quetzalcoatl (Quetzal-Feathered Serpent) shows a male anthropomorphic figure standing in a 3/4 view, facing right. His skin tone is gray. He wears a red cap with a white fringe around the forehead and three quetzal feathers coming out of the top of the cap, meeting the cap at the site of what may be a white down feather. He wears an ear ornament that has a gray outer circle and a white center, with a curving yellow (feather?) decoration hanging down from the ear ornament. He wears a red, yellow, and green feather device on his back. He apparently has a shell necklace on his upper chest, a red waist sash, white bands with red trim and ties around his lower legs, and red and white sandal-shoes. In front of his stomach is a circular shield with white trim, a red center, a white cross-section of a shell (perhaps a tecciztli), and green fringe (perhaps more quetzal feathers). In his left hand, he is raising up what looks like an atlatl with a white handle. The upper hook is black with white polka dots and an additional six white circles outside along the outer perimeter.