Peru Cusco pre-Columbian Art Museum
Presents pre-Columbian Art period of time ranging between 1250 BC and AD 1532.
Pre-Columbian Art Museum in Cuzco, Peru
Hall of gold and precious metal crafts, jewellery in bone and shell, thematic showrooms of a variety of cultures including the Formative epoch, Nazca, Mochica, Huari, Chimú, Chancay, and Inca culture. Special hall of wooden sculptures. Colonial painting hall.
The collection of 450 master pieces date from 1250 BC to1532 AD.
The building synthesizes the urban architecture of the imperial city begging with segments of an Inca wall still preserved in its structure, up to the republican balconies overlooking the patio.
The making of photo's was allowed. So I didn't passed up this chance
Pre-Columbian Art Museum - Cusco, Peru
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- The Pre-Columbian art museum by Fymkim from a blog titled Getting ready for the hike...
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Land Of The Inca- Part 1/5: Cusco (Plaza de Armas, Military Parade, Museum of Pre-Columbian Art)
With its exotic culture, welcoming people and vast number of archaeological sites, it's no surprise that Peru's Cusco department, is the most visited region in all of South America.
In his most exciting trip to date, Brian travels through the mysterious and exotic Land of the Inca, on an adventure that would make Indiana Jones proud.
Segments include museums and Spanish churches in Old Cusco, masked dancers in Santa Ana, art galleries in San Blas, Inca architecture in Saksaywaman, agricultural terraces, Wari ruins and Sistine Chapel in the South Valley, textile market in Chincheros, salt terraces of Maras, folk village of Awana Kancha, Inca ruins and Sunday market in Pisac, guinea pigs in Lamay, llamas in Urubamba, water temple in Ollantaytambo, a trip to a Peruvian hospital, and a train ride to the world famous Machu Picchu.
Filmed July and August, 2016
Art Museum of Lima, Peru: The Pre-Columbian Ceramic Collection
The Art Museum of Lima, Peru has a large collection of pre Columbian ceramics, furniture from Colonial and Republican times, and paintings and other works from modern times. The vast pre Columbian ceramic collection, encompassing 3200 years of ancient Peruvian art, is highlighted in this video.
PERU: WORLD'S LARGEST COLLECTION OF PRE COLUMBIAN ART ON SHOW
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A museum in Peru is showing one of the world's largest collections of pre-Columbian art.
The collection includes mummies and pottery from several civilizations which lived in Peru around eight thousand years before Christ.
Five-hundred years after the Spanish conquest, artefacts from those civilizations are still being unearthed.
From daily pre-Columbian artefacts to mummies, the Rafael Larco Herrera Archeological Museum illustrates the life and death of the Mochicas of Peru.
The museum was founded by Peruvian Rafael Lorca Hoyle in the late 1920s.
He named the museum after his father, a lover of ancient art.
Lorca Hoyle was not only an avaricious collector but he was also a keen researcher, helping to divide the Mochicas into different cultural periods.
The collection includes mummies, ceramics and metal artefacts.
These artefacts have helped anthropologists study the ways of life of Peru's ancient civilizations.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
Los Mochicas, se puede ver en el Deposito del Museo Larco, tuvieron representaciones de toda la fauna, de todos los animales que conocieron - de los prisioneros, de los guerreros, de los castigos, de la sociedad, de las personas que vivieron en ese entonces como los son estos huacos retratos. Tambien representaron su religion, la arquitectura, la medicina - todas las costumbres distintas que tuvieron.
TRANSLATION:
The Mochicas - as you can see in the Larco Museum - had representations of all the fauna, of all the animals they knew, of prisoners, warriors, punishments, society, of people who lived back then such as those in these ceramic pottery pictures. They also represented their religion, architecture, medicine - all the different customs they had.
SUPER CAPTION: Andres Alvarez Calderon, Executive Director, Larco Museum
The museum boasts over 45-thousand pieces from a period spanning eight-thousand years before Christ.
Some huaco -- or Peruvian ceramic pottery found in pre-Columbian tombs -- depict people's daily lives.
Priceless gold pieces and other jewelry are displayed in the Metals Room.
The pre-Colombians also left a glimpse into their active sexual lives.
SOUNDBITE: (Spanish)
Tambien se puede encontrar la ceramica erotica que obviamente tambien fue un pasaje de la vida cotidiana de estos personajes. Entonces existe un importante grupo de piezas de esa cultura que representan esta ceramica erotica que son bastante interesantes debido a que nos permiten tener la posibilidad de observar de una manera escultorica las practicas sexuales de ese entonces.
TRANSLATION:
Erotic ceramic pottery can also be found - obviously it was also a part of daily life of these people. So an important group of pieces of that culture exist represented by the erotic ceramics which are very interesting since they allow us to observe - in sculpture form - sexual practices of the time.
SUPER CAPTION: Andres Alvarez Calderon, Executive Director, Larco Museum
Within the pre-Columbian universe, sex is just one more element.
The erotic room is divided by themes. Some pieces seem to have a moral message, while others a more humorous one.
And despite modern moral standards, museum visitors may find themselves shocked at their ancestors' lifestyles.
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Gallery Tour: Qosqo, entre el pasado y el presente: Photography in Cusco 1895 - 1945.
Exhibition tour with co-curator Peter Yenne of Qosqo, entre el pasado y el presente: Photography in Cusco 1895 - 1945.
QOSQO, ENTRE EL PASADO Y EL PRESENTE: PHOTOGRAPHY IN CUSCO 1895-1945
February 16, 2019 to May 19, 2019
Qosqo, entre el pasado y el presente: Photography in Cusco 1895 - 1945, is a portrait of a city and a culture at the dawn of the modern era, drawn from the work of nine photographers who lived in the Cusco region. Subjects range from Inca sites to romanticized evocations of Peru’s indigenous past; representations of power and authority, race, class, labor and gender, technological advances, and resistance to societal conventions. The exhibition, co-curated by Adelma Benavente García and Peter Yenne, features fifty-four digital prints made from glass plate negatives in institutional archives and small private collections. The exhibition also includes fifteen vintage gelatin silver prints by the most famous photographer of the group, Martín Chambi, and a painted backdrop circa 1895 from the studio of Miguel Chani. Socially, racially and geographically, the nine photographers represent a subtle cross-section of life in the southern highlands of Peru. Their varied techniques, subject matter and artistic personalities offer us a rare insight into the complex heritage that shaped them and the exuberantly hybrid world they depicted.
The museum is deeply indebted to Fototeca Andina and the Familia Figueroa Yábar for their essential contributions to the exhibition.
Weavers from the Inca Museum in Cusco, Peru
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El Museo de Arte de Lima es una organización sin fines de lucro que tiene como objetivo la promoción del arte y la cultura en el Perú. Ubicado en el histórico Palacio de la Exposición, alberga más de doce mil obras, que constituye el acervo más representativo de la historia del arte peruano. Esta vasta colección permanente, testimonio de varios siglos de transformaciones culturales, incluye piezas precolombinas y coloniales, así como obras republicanas y contemporáneas.
The Museo de Arte de Lima is a private, non-profit cultural organization devoted to the promotion of the visual arts in Peru. It houses the only representative survey collection of Peruvian art, consisting of over twelve thousand works. This vast permanent collection, witness to several centuries of cultural transformations, includes pre-Columbian and colonial objects as well as republican and contemporary works.
Collection of Native American and Pre-Columbian Ceremonial Items - Meet a Collector: Luis Bautista
In the first edition of Meet a Collector my dad, Luis Bautista, shows off some amazing Native American and South American indigenous items. We compare ceremonial items to commercial items and learn how to spot antique and pre-columbian pieces when out at estate sales or auctions.
Featured in this video: Amazon shaman headdress, huichol beaded egg, pre-columbian jade mask and beads, a collection of yaqui and other rattles.
Luis Bautista is a life and business coach with a deep spiritual connection to the traditional ways. He serves the Houston and Tucson communities. He can be reached on Facebook at
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The Art Museum of Lima, Peru, features a collection of pre- Columbian ceramics, furniture from Colonial and Republican times, and paintings and other works from modern times. The vast pre- Columbian ceramic collection, encompassing 3200 years of ancient Peruvian art, is highlighted in this video.
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