Who created pre-Columbian art?

Artisans from many cultures created pre-Columbian art. The term refers to the artifacts produced before 1492 by any indigenous people from the Caribbean or North, South or Central America. Find a range of pre-Columbian art from some of the world’s top sellers on 1stDibs.

What is pre-Columbian art characterized by?

Pre-Columbian art is characterized by its interest in the natural world. The term includes all types of artifacts created by Indigenous people of Central and South America from ancient times until Christopher Columbus landed in the West in 1492. On 1stDibs, find a collection of pre-Columbian art.

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Ceramic Warrior with Rattle Zapotec, Oaxaca Area, 1950s 'Replica'

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Ceramic Warrior with Rattle Zapotec, Oaxaca Area, 1950s 'Replica'

Located in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato

Ceramic warrior, God of the Spring (agricultural renewal), Xipe'totec (Red Smoking Mirror). 1950's. Aztec / Nahuatl Culture early post classic Mesoamerica. The doll corresponds to a ...