Pre-columbian Art

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Bottle, of the Mississippian culture of the Pre-Columbian U.S.  Artist unknown; 11th to 14th century

Ceramic seated figure of the Pre-Columbian Quimbaya civilization in what is now Colombia.  Artist un

Ancient Maya stucco portrait head, bearing the headband of the maize deity.  Artist unknown; ca. 550

Painted bottle of the “double bridge and spout” type, of the Nasca (Nazca) culture, present-day Peru

Effigy vessel depicting a seated figure wearing a long tunic, of the Nasca (Nazca) culture of what i

Mixtec plate depicting the feathered serpent Quetzalcoatl.  Artist unknown; ca. 1200-1400.  Now in t

“My SNAKE (2011) speaks to a case of Pre-Columbian gold objects nearby ca. 1000-1500 C.E. The simila

Zapotec ceramic urn in the form of Cociyo, god of lightning and rain.  Artist unknown; ca. 400-500 C

Olmec jadeite mask.  Artist unknown; 10th-6th cent. BCE.  Now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.  Ph

donnattartt:Museum of Pre-Columbian and Indigenous Art 20.11.17

Chancay pottery from Peru (pre-Columbian)

ancientart:A selection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts from the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum, San Jose,

Fipple FlutePeriod: Pre-Columbian, ca. 600–900Geography: MexicoMedium: Pottery, polychromeDime

Feline-shaped gold pendant with rings under its forepaws, of the Pre-Columbian Diquis culture, prese

Vessel in the shape of a monkey, thought to be Aztec.  Now in the Ethnologisches Museum, Berlin

Bottle Mississippian, 11th-14th century The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Humanoid Inca figurine, silver, 1400-1533, Peru. The ear lobes of such figurines were stretched by t

Today’s piece of erotic art history comes to us from Peru and is dated between 550-700 CE. (1)

A selection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts from the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum, San Jose, Costa Rica

grandmilodon: unleashing peace. inspired by Mayan pre-Columbian art. by marcelo ferrer. find me at g

4-meter (13-foot) long carving of Tlaltecuhtli, the Aztec earth goddess, 1502 approx.,&nbs

Anthropomorphous pendant with danglersMid Cauca (Quimbaya) - Early periodGoldwork, lost wax castingM

Zapotec jade and shells mask, ca. 200 BC - 100 AD, Monte Alban, Mexico. Photography © Jorg

Nazca Human-effigy vessel, ceramic, natural pigments, ca. AD 200-400, southern Peru. - naz

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