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Found 15 Items Tagged "South America"
Objects
Nazca
Double-Spout, Bridge-Handle Vessel
325-440
Unknown
Virgin of Pomata with St. Nicholas Tolentino and St. Rose of Lima
1700-1750
Unknown
The Virgin Mary with Indian Donors
1752
Graciela Iturbide
Mexican, born 1942
Vendedora de Zacate (Sponge Vendor), Oaxaca
1974
Pin (Tupu)
18th century
Nazca; Paracas
Mantle
0-100 C.E.
Paracas
Textile Fragment, unascertainable, Border or Poncho, Border, Fragment
0-100 C.E.
Jama Coaque
Standing Figure
1-600 C.E.
Kaapor
Man's Headdress
20th century
Mate Cup
late 19th century
Valdir Cruz
Brazilian, born 1954
Tropiada I (Cattle Drive, Parana, Brazil)
1990, printed 1994
Moche
Crescent-Shaped Ornament with Bat
1-300 C.E.
Bag for Carrying Coca Leaves
20th century
Bastienne Schmidt
Peru, Lake Titicaca, Indian Funeral, from the Vivir la Muerte, Death andRituals in South American Serie...
Nazca
Double-Spout, Bridge-Handle Vessel
325-440
Unknown
Virgin of Pomata with St. Nicholas Tolentino and St. Rose of Lima
1700-1750
Unknown
The Virgin Mary with Indian Donors
1752
Graciela Iturbide
Mexican, born 1942
Vendedora de Zacate (Sponge Vendor), Oaxaca
1974
Pin (Tupu)
18th century
Nazca; Paracas
Mantle
0-100 C.E.
Paracas
Textile Fragment, unascertainable, Border or Poncho, Border, Fragment
0-100 C.E.
Jama Coaque
Standing Figure
1-600 C.E.
Kaapor
Man's Headdress
20th century
Mate Cup
late 19th century
Valdir Cruz
Brazilian, born 1954
Tropiada I (Cattle Drive, Parana, Brazil)
1990, printed 1994
Moche
Crescent-Shaped Ornament with Bat
1-300 C.E.
Bag for Carrying Coca Leaves
20th century
Bastienne Schmidt
Peru, Lake Titicaca, Indian Funeral, from the Vivir la Muerte, Death andRituals in South American Serie...
Nazca
Double-Spout, Bridge-Handle Vessel
325-440
Unknown
Virgin of Pomata with St. Nicholas Tolentino and St. Rose of Lima
1700-1750
Unknown
The Virgin Mary with Indian Donors
1752
Graciela Iturbide
Mexican, born 1942
Vendedora de Zacate (Sponge Vendor), Oaxaca
1974
Pin (Tupu)
18th century
Nazca; Paracas
Mantle
0-100 C.E.
Paracas
Textile Fragment, unascertainable, Border or Poncho, Border, Fragment
0-100 C.E.
Jama Coaque
Standing Figure
1-600 C.E.
Kaapor
Man's Headdress
20th century
Mate Cup
late 19th century
Valdir Cruz
Brazilian, born 1954
Tropiada I (Cattle Drive, Parana, Brazil)
1990, printed 1994
Moche
Crescent-Shaped Ornament with Bat
1-300 C.E.
Bag for Carrying Coca Leaves
20th century
Bastienne Schmidt
Peru, Lake Titicaca, Indian Funeral, from the Vivir la Muerte, Death andRituals in South American Serie...
Showing objects 1 - 14 of 14
Exhibitions
Peruvian Costume, for the Living & the Dead
October 11, 1946 through February 09, 1947
Peruvian Costume, for the Living & the Dead
October 11, 1946 through February 09, 1947
Peruvian Costume, for the Living & the Dead
October 11, 1946 through February 09, 1947
Showing exhibitions 1 - 1 of 1
