Latin America Antique

This type of tray was highly fashionable in the Belle Époque era and was exported widely throughout Europe and to Latin America (often marked “ALEMANIA”). The design has undulating l...

Having traveled from the eastern to western United States by ship via the Isthmus of Panama, Peter Baumgras, in 1872, exhibited paintings of Latin America at the San Francisco Art As...

Latin America, Mexico, Guerrero, ca. early 20th century CE.

His work has been presented in multiple individual exhibitions around the world, especially in the United States, Latin America and Spain, as well as in other European capitals.

Sailors used to bring trays, pictures, and jewelry decorated with butterfly wings home from latin America to the United States and Europe since the late 1800s.

HIs very first solo exhibition was in 1964, age 23, and since that date more than 60 followed in major venues throughout Mexico, the U.S., Europe, and Latin America. With artistic ...

HIs very first solo exhibition was in 1964, age 23, and since that date more than 60 followed in major venues throughout Mexico, the U.S., Europe, and Latin America. With artistic ...

His works are listed in America and Europe as important examples of Mexican / Latin American painting are held in various museums and collections und turn up from time to time at auc...

Exhibited at the MoLAA (Museum of Latin American Art) August 2005. Certified and Authenticated by Adriana Siqueiros, Daughter of David Siqueiros.

The seats are plank with a carved apron. Latin American, Circa 1820.

Four 19th century, handmade Latin American dining chairs, each uniquely made with subtle variances that show that signs of one-of-a-kind production.

Wonderful old hand carved and hand painted mask. Has a surrealistic quality, great colors, very interesting.

Highly unusual, small-scale Latin American (possibly Mexican), late 18th/early 19th century Mesquite wood two-door cabinet.

Spanish Colonial carving of three saint figures, having remnants of original old paint, Mexico, early to mid-19th century.

A Pre Columbian Inca stirrup vessel Brown ware terracotta stirrup vessel surmounted the head and torso of a man with Traditional style Inca Cap Inca Peru C 1400-1533 W 17 cm...

A charming band of four musicians carved in rosewood. Each figure has its own personality expressed in a cubist inspired design.

Eighteenth century carved and gilded wood mirror with glazing beads, work of Latin America or Spain, ( 2 small cracked mirrors ). h: 98cm, w: 71cm, d: 5cm

This chest is likely from one of Spain's latin American colonies, perhaps even Mexico. A nice coffee table substitute.

Madonna and Child, oil on tin, 19th C, likely Mexican or Latin American and depicting the Virgin crowned and holding the Christ Child (with holes from previos mounting, now framed).

Resting on a painted base, this figure carries symbolic elements often associated with justice or protection. Likely Latin American in origin.

We have not located any markings on the piece and it does not appear to be signed. it bears similarities with works by Wilfredo Lam and other Cuban and Latin American masters and it ...

Late Baroque giltwood architectural fragment, likely a central section of an altar tabernacle or part of a reredos, most elements late 17th century or later, possibly Latin American,...

His first assignments were for the Sygma and Gamma agencies, including a long essay about the peasants of Latin America, published as the book Other Americas in 1986.

These seven lambs represent the seven Holy Sacraments, Latin America, Mexico MEASUREMENTS: 17.25" H x 14.25" W x 1" D frame 13.75" H x 10" W image

Jansen is considered the first truly global design firm, serving clients in Europe, Latin America, North America and the Middle East.

Publications: unpublished The large canvas presented here is a clear and valuable example of popular Catholic culture in Latin America. The Marian title “Virgin of Solitude” belongs...

Buchanan ( 1852-1909 ) Diplomat of the Americas / Chief of the Four Divisions at the Chicago World's Colombian Exposition in 1893 and in the following eight years of Theodore Rooseve...

Jansen is considered the first truly global design firm, serving clients in Europe, Latin America, North America and the Middle East.

He arrived in 1853 and established a studio in San Francisco, and remained there excepting for a few years in Sacramento and several trips to Latin America. Norton Bush was born i...

By the Middle Ages, it became widely recognized across Europe and later Latin America as a powerful talisman against the evil eye, jealousy, and misfortune.

Measuring at a substantial 12 inches in width and 22 inches in height, this mask embodies the rich artistic heritage of Latin America and stands as a testament to the skill and creat...

A museum-worthy devotional artwork and a quintessential representation of the Cusco School's enduring legacy in Latin American colonial art.

Description: A highly decorative and rare antique shoe stirrup, most likely made in Spanish Colonial Latin America during the late 17th or early 18th century.

HISTORY Milagros (also known as an ex-voto or dijes or promesas) are religious folk charms that are traditionally used for healing purposes and as votive offerings in Mexico, the ...

It manifested itself mainly in Western Europe, although due to colonialism it also occurred in numerous colonies of European powers, mainly in Latin America. Chronologically, it cove...

Jansen is considered the first truly global design firm, serving clients in Europe, Latin America, North America and the Middle East. 

Jansen is considered the first truly global design firm, serving clients in Europe, Latin America, North America and the Middle East. 

Jansen is considered the first truly global design firm, serving clients in Europe, Latin America, North America and the Middle East.

Considered the first truly global design firm, Maison Jansen serviced clients from the Middle East to Latin America. Originally relying on outside sources to craft furniture for thei...

Its commanding presence and meticulous detailing make it a museum-worthy piece, ideal for collectors of colonial Latin American art and furniture.

Today, this canvas embodies not only the devotional fervor of its era but also the enduring artistry of colonial Latin America. A rare opportunity to acquire an authentic Spanish Co...

The headdresses and clothing of some characters are reminiscent of traditional clothing from pre-Hispanic Latin America, so it is possible that a specific moment may be shown within ...

These classical elements are interwoven with the warmth and boldness of criollo carving—deep reliefs, rhythmic floral clusters, rustic vigor, and the unmistakable hand-made quality o...

Jansen is considered the first truly global design firm, serving clients in France, Europe, Latin America, North America and the Middle East.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

The Spanish began harvesting in Latin American forests in the early 1500s to provide timber for boatbuilding and repair.

Artist/ School: Italian Old Master, 18th century Title: Angel and Saints appearing to figures, one dressed in a white ruff collar. Medium: oil on canvas, framed Framed: 22 x 26 i...

Masterfully carved & most impressive Italian Vanitas bust in solid marble from late 19th century. White Carrara marble skull combined with a Belgian Black marble Roman toga (ro...

Charles Catteau’s Art Deco style, like the wider French Art Deco style, was heavily influenced by Japanese designs. This vase, produced in 1932, features a graphic and dynamic design...

Large-scale 19th century English display cabinet executed in the Chinoiserie tradition. Constructed in carved mahogany and conceived as a tripartite architectural façade, each glazed...

A rare & important pair of antique American Art Nouveau with Gothic frames stained glass doors/windows, by Povey Brothers, Portland Oregon, circa 1900. Over 6.5' in height. Povey Bro...

18th century Spanish Colonial School, Cuzco: Angel, oil on tin. Framed, in good condition. Rich colors of red, blue and white. Inscribed in upper left corner, " uel quien como dios" ...

17th-century Mexican School - "Annunciation." Oil on canvas. 110 x 89 cm, framed 120 x 99 cm. Framed. This work comes from the city of Morelia, the monastery of the Capuchin Poor ...

Elegant octagonal wrought iron wall greenhouse, perfect for creating a unique and sophisticated space in gardens, patios or terraces. Its design with arches and decorative panels hig...

18th Century Spanish Colonial Painting of Christ on the Cross with a floral border. Painting inscribed at bottom BER DADERAFE DELSD LOS MILAGROS(translates to “True Faith of the Lord...

Italian Madonna, early 18th Century, probably Genovese. Beautiful color palette. Not signed.

This exquisite early 18th-century Spanish Colonial oil painting, originating from Bolivia, portrays “Mary, Queen of Heaven.” With meticulous craftsmanship, it illustrates the Coronat...

Provenance: Private Collection, Cranston, Rhode Island (by the 1950s?); by family descent until sold at: Bill Spicer Auction, North Kingstown, Rhode Island, 26 January 2011; where a...