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COLLECTION
Collection
Inka Pottery
The exhibition of the Inka pottery collection (Late Intermediate) presents its production in its maximum expression, from domestic to ceremonial artifacts, characterized by a sober style, with a decoration based on geometric designs, anthropomorphic, zoomorphic, fitomorphic ...
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Marcavalle
This Collection formed by fragments of pottery, artifacts in bone and lithics of the early horizon, product of research in the nineties, with an outstanding study by Dr. Jorge Yábar Moreno ...
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Saqsayhuaman´s collection of micro-sculptures
During archaeological survey work in the Archaeological Park of Saqsayhuaman by the Departmental of Archeology of Cusco, through the archaeologist Alfredo Valencia, approximately 300 fragments of microsculptures ...
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Goldsmith and Metalwork
Collection that would demonstrate that the Inkas goldsmiths had a great handling in the goldsmith and metalwork, from the extraction of the metal, its manipulation and elaboration of precious objects ...
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Wari
The main center of the Wari development in Cusco was Pikillaqta from the year 530 AD, place where the year 2004 was evidenced by archaeological research a "foundational offering" in whose archaeological context shows a scene of confrontation where the protagonists ...
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Tambo de Montero
Corresponds to the series of historiographic paintings of the Artistic Historical category of the passive background of the Regional Historical Museum. Series consisting of five canvases, painted by the artist from the Cusqueña School Juan Espinoza de los Montero...
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Historiographic Paintings
From the end of the 16th century until the end of the 18th century, the painters of the Cusqueña School had two stages: the first was eminently religious and the second one of a more varied theme. Cusco had become the axis of a prosperous center of artistic production, managing to produce huge quantities of ...
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