Spanish Colonial Wall Decorations

Antique 18th Century Spanish Colonial South American retablo, features Saint Camillus De Lellis (San Camilo), Patron Saint of The Sick, Peru, Cusco, circa 1760. This devotional retablo is sensitively painted on copper and housed in a gilt-wood frame. The painting depicts a scene of a recumbent figure, presumably Christ, attended by Saint Camillus De Lellis. Christ is wearing white linens, holding a white lit candle to depict the divine light. There is a skeletal figure to the left of Christ's head, symbolic of the presence of death. The vignette is complimented by the presence of the devil's workers lurking in the upper right quadrant and contained behind bars in the far right corner. The painting is clear and prominent. This very attractive antique Spanish Colonial retablo...

Antique Spanish Triana Tile, Seville – Mudejar Grotesque Motif, Mensaque Rodríguez Attributed A rare and highly decorative antique Spanish ceramic tile, attributed to the renowned Mensaque Rodriguez workshop in the historic Triana district of Seville. Executed in the traditional Mudejar style, this handcrafted tile showcases the distinctive “arista” (raised-line) technique, characteristic of Andalusian pottery...

Five Stations of the Cross Miniatures, 'Via Crucis' Religious Wall Composition, Spain, 1930s From the Northern part of Spain. A set of Five Crosses of The Way of the Cross: Each stat...

Spanish School 17th Century: Triptych of the Adoration Oil on panel. Total height: 145 cm; Total width: 96 cm Restorations. In an antique molded oak frame. Our important triptyc...

This contemporary Talavera azulejo tile creates a striking geometric mosaic that can be used as a kitchen backsplash, architectural wall surface, or decorative wall installation. Whe...

A Spanish Fajalauza lebrillo pottery bowl or basin from Granada, hand-painted in green over a cream glaze, a large ceramic wall art decoration with a ...

This is a very good example of a Peruvian, possibly Cuzco, painting of the Holy Family that dates to the mid or late-18th century. The Holy Family is depicted as under the protectin...

Mid-20th century man's ceremonial (cofradía) outfit, Chichicastenango, Guatemala. 25" (63.5 cm) shoulder to hem by 59" (274 cm) across shoulders It is rare to find a complete ceremonial cofradía outfit in such good condition. The blue zigzag embroidery at shoulders and cuffs is said to signify that the wearer was an astrologist or day-keeper of the ceremonial Maya calendar...

Beautiful antique Mexican oil on canvas painting of Saint Anthony with the infant Jesus. There are a few old repairs as shown on photos. Framed with ...

Cuzco School Oil on Canvas Painting of San Isidoro the Laborer, patron saint of farmers and peasants. The saint is shown as a monumental figure dominating the pictorial space, an ico...

Antique Spanish Colonial retablo of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus framed by red roses, they are both wearing crowns and floating on clouds. ...

This "Pirates" ladder is BEYOND whimsical from Spain. A total of 26 feet long, perhaps used by Spanish pirates in the 1800's, we envision this more of a rustic wall art piece. Can ...

Peruvian Cuzo School Oil on Canvas of the Archangel Raphael, 19th Century. The Cuzco or Cusco school was a Roman Catholic artistic tradition that began in the 1500's in Peru, foll...

Exquisite 19th century Spanish colonial wall cabinet with a striking dark patina & carved knight. Very nice small antique that brings the right charm & vibe to any room. The interior has 4 compartments for storage. The cabinets door is richly decorated with a Spanish knight...

This contemporary azulejo tile forms a mosaic perfect for kitchen decorations or any exterior space. Made with the Talavera technique. Artist, Cesar Torres portraits the colonial art of Mexico, but this time with a contemporary touch. This wall decoration can be arranged to fit specific spaces or simply hanged as a painting on the wall. The Talavera is not just a simple painted ceramic: its exquisite decoration is the product of a delicate process of alchemy that translates into fine enamels. In Puebla, Mexico few people still produce using Talavera with the ancestral techniques. One of those few is Cesar Torres, Don Cesar learned his art in the workshop of the Uriarte family, an excellent workshop where his grandfather worked. In his creations he uses the black and white mud that is obtained from the nearby hills of Loreto and Guadalupe, and colors of mineral origin that he creates in his workshop with recipes from his grandfather. All the pieces are modeled in a traditional way and go through a production process that usually takes from one to two months, between drying, burning, and painting. Being surrounded by a living tradition, Cesar Torres Jr., learned from his father since childhood. Architect by profession, Cesar Jr. has come to revolutionize and modernize with new designs and ideas of the current world, nevertheless always respecting the tradition of the processes and materials that make Talavera a Creole art...

This evocative 19th-century Spanish Colonial oil painting presents a deeply moving, naïve interpretation of Saint Anthony of Padua, rendered with the devotional intensity and formal ...

18th Century Spanish Colonial Oil on Canvas of the Immaculate Conception A magnificent Spanish Colonial school oil on canvas, 18th century, depicting the Immaculate Conception surrou...

A Spanish Colonial religious oil on canvas painting, a rendition of "The Dream of St. Joseph", from the 19th century, artist unknown. This antique Spanish Colonial painting depicts M...

18th century Spanish Colonial School, Cuzco: Angel, oil on tin. Framed, in good condition. Rich colors of red, blue and white. Inscribed in upp...

Vintage Spanish Ceramar Talavera Wall Plate Hand-Painted, Jewel Tone Colors, Wired and Ready to Hang. Decorative Ceramic Wall Plate, Spanish Folk Art, Talavera Pottery, Vintage Ceramar, Made in Valencia, Spain. Add an eye-catching splash of authentic Spanish décor to your space with this stunning vintage hand-painted wall plate by Ceramar of Valencia, Spain. This 7-inch Spanish ceramic plate is an exquisite example of traditional Talavera-style majolica pottery, known for its bright colors, floral motifs, and folk art patterns. Key Features: * Origin: Handcrafted in Valencia, Spain by Ceramar (now closed – rare find!) * Design: Richly detailed floral and fish motifs in vibrant jewel tones – blue, red, burgundy, yellow, green, and orange * Finish: Classic tin-glazed white background, with hand-brushed stenciled detailing * Trim: Bold black rim enhances color contrast * Size: Measures 7” diameter x 0.75” height * Style: Inspired by Spanish Talavera pottery, with influences of Moorish design and Spanish folk art * Mounting: Wired and ready to hang – includes built-in hanging hole for easy wall display * Condition: Excellent vintage condition, no chips or cracks – see photos/video for full detail * Markings: Stamped on reverse: “Ceramar, Spain, Hand Painted”Why You’ll Love It: This plate makes an exceptional statement piece for wall décor – whether styled solo or as part of a larger gallery wall. Its rich history, vibrant palette, and unique hand-painted artistry make it perfect for collectors, designers, or lovers of Mediterranean interiors. Whether you're curating a wall with authentic Spanish ceramics, refreshing your kitchen, hallway, or outdoor patio, or gifting a rare vintage collectible, this Ceramar wall plate will bring warmth and artistry to your home. Spanish Wall Plate...

Very rare and excellent condition, This all-handcrafted cabinet with a stunning decor of foliate carving and inlaid, Eastern style motifs is completely original and can be used for all kinds of purposes. It must have taken a highly skilled artisan several weeks to design and create this architecture inspired piece of wall furniture. It also comes with Arabic calligraphy on the drawer, but unfortunately we don't know the meaning of the word(s) or phrase. This unique, single door cabinet with its beautiful patina and its marvelous look and feel is as stable/strong as the day it was made and the pair of metal hooks on the back makes it very safe and easy to mount on your wall. If you are decorating a home or business with an Eastern interior then this late 1800s cabinet...

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...

Circa 19th century cast iron medallion / wall plaque depicting a portrait of King Charles IV of Spain and his family. The group portrait shows King Charles IV, Queen Maria Luisa of P...

This contemporary Talavera azulejo tile creates a striking geometric mosaic that can be used as a kitchen backsplash, architectural wall surface, or decorative wall installation. Whe...

An exceptional set of 25 embossed, glazed earthenware tiles in vibrant colours from the "Marco" line, created by the artist in the early 1970s in reference to the famous San Marco Pi...

79206 Antique Shishedar Phulkari Textile, 07'10 x 09'01. Woven in the mountainous cradle of the Swat Valley, this rare embroidered Shishedar Phulkari is not merely a cloth—it is a la...

Cusco School, Military Archangel, Viceroyal Peru, 18th Century. A striking and highly decorative depiction of a military archangel from the celebrated Cusco School of painting, crea...

Introducing an extraordinary embossed leather art by the incomparable furniture designer and artisan Angel Pazmino. Cut from a set of sling chairs by Pazmino this truly one of a kind artwork is the epitome of 'custom' and 'hand-made'. The frame has been hand-milled from a solid slab of sustainably sourced American black walnut by our carpenters perfectly offsetting the character-rich patina of the embossed leather within depicting, among other Incan symbols, Supay - the Incan god of death and guide to the afterlife. Angel Pazmino is an Ecuadorian furniture maker who has, in recent years, earned world-wide acclaim for his unlikely merging of pre-Columbian American and Mid-Century Modern design elements into his works. Born in 1926, Pazmino began his woodworking career in 1944 as a cabinet maker. Throughout the 1950's and 60's Pazmino travelled throughout the Americas where he exhibited his work and took inspiration from traditional Ameri-Indian artists and techniques. In the late 1960's he added his second authorial characteristic, incorporating graphic elements from the continent's native cultures reviving, as he put it, “the ancient and aristocratic art of leather embossing,” learning from such artisans as master saddler Ignacito Ortiz. With it's striking depictions of Incan mythology, intricate hand-tooled and embossed saddle-grade leather and a custom, hand-made frame cut from solid black walnut this truly one-of-a-kind art piece is sure to make a BOLD impression in any space it inhabits and is absolutely arresting from any angle. Ideal for designers and collectors alike searching for authentic folk-art from the Andes region this visually arresting piece can blend seamlessly against a myriad of design backdrops from Spanish Hacienda to Safari to Boho Chic and is the perfect addition to any collection. Just as Pazmino merged the design aesthetics of Scandinavian Modern and Spanish Hacienda so too we find this artwork merging the techniques, beliefs and aesthetics of both the Spanish and Native American design creating a uniquely original, honest outcome blending both the New and Old Worlds as no one else has ever done. Make it yours today before it's gone forever. ---Dimensions--- Width: 25 in / 63.5 cm Depth: 1 in / 2.54 cm Height: 17 in / 43.18 cm This artfully-crafted leather artwork...

Vintage Spanish Ceramar Talavera Wall Plate Hand-Painted, Jewel Tone Colors, Wired and Ready to Hang. Decorative Ceramic Wall Plate, Spanish Folk Art, Talavera Pottery, Vintage Ceramar, Made in Valencia, Spain. Add an eye-catching splash of authentic Spanish décor to your space with this stunning vintage hand-painted wall plate by Ceramar of Valencia, Spain. This 7-inch Spanish ceramic plate is an exquisite example of traditional Talavera-style majolica pottery, known for its bright colors, floral motifs, and folk art patterns. Key Features: * Origin: Handcrafted in Valencia, Spain by Ceramar (now closed – rare find!) * Design: Richly detailed floral and fish motifs in vibrant jewel tones – blue, red, burgundy, yellow, green, and orange * Finish: Classic tin-glazed white background, with hand-brushed stenciled detailing * Trim: Bold black rim enhances color contrast * Size: Measures 7” diameter x 0.75” height * Style: Inspired by Spanish Talavera pottery, with influences of Moorish design and Spanish folk art * Mounting: Wired and ready to hang – includes built-in hanging hole for easy wall display * Condition: Excellent vintage condition, no chips or cracks – see photos/video for full detail * Markings: Stamped on reverse: “Ceramar, Spain, Hand Painted”Why You’ll Love It: This plate makes an exceptional statement piece for wall décor – whether styled solo or as part of a larger gallery wall. Its rich history, vibrant palette, and unique hand-painted artistry make it perfect for collectors, designers, or lovers of Mediterranean interiors. Whether you're curating a wall with authentic Spanish ceramics, refreshing your kitchen, hallway, or outdoor patio, or gifting a rare vintage collectible, this Ceramar wall plate will bring warmth and artistry to your home. Spanish Wall Plate...

Spanish Colonial Style Painting, Cusco School, Peru 20th century, oil on canvas This striking devotional painting is executed in the Spanish Colonial style of the Cusco School, Per...

Landscape with Hut depicts a typical Mediterranean setting (" Barraca valenciana en la Albufera) , featuring a large hut and another one partially hidden among lush vegetation. ROcam...

Large oil painting of the holy family on hand woven canvas. Peruvian or Bolivian. Acquired from an estate in the San Francisco Bay Area f...

18th-Century Peruvian Spanish Colonial Oil on Canvas - Saint Christopher This 18th-century Spanish Colonial oil on canvas, depicting Saint Christopher carrying the Christ Child, is a striking example of Peruvian Cusco School religious art. With its bold composition, expressive figures, and rich color palette, this piece embodies the grandeur of colonial-era ecclesiastical painting...

Virgin of Guadalupe with flowers and appearances of the Virgin to Juan Diego, oil on copper, 18th century. This item does not belong to the mexican...

Vintage Copper Relief Figural Mexican Aztec Warrior Large Wall Plaque Charger Tray. Circa Mid 20th Century. Measurements: 25" H x 25" W x 2" D.

A lovely antique oil on linen painting from Spanish Colonial period late 18th-early 19th century. In the style of Classic Cuzco School, the painting depic...

Jose de Alcibar, infant Saint John, signed and dated 1802, oil on copper. This item does not belong to the mexican heritage as it has been acquired and...

Saint Isidore the Laborer Spanish Colonial School, 18th Century Oil on canvas Canvas dimensions (unframed): 59 cm (H) x 60 cm (W) This evocative 18th-century Spanish Colonial oil on...

An exceptional set of 25 embossed, glazed earthenware tiles in vibrant colours from the "Marco" line, created by the artist in the early 1970s in reference to the famous San Marco Pi...

An exceptional set of 25 embossed, glazed earthenware tiles in vibrant colours from the "Marco" line, created by the artist in the early 1970s in reference to the famous San Marco Pi...

Rare Spanish Colonial devotional painting depicting Our Lady of Candelaria, originally conceived as part of a processional banner or ecclesiastical...

very colorful Fixé-sous-verre (paint under glass), representing a scene of horsemen hunting buffalo, in an oval, on a black background Indo-Portuguese or Philippine work, 18th centu...

Spanish Colonial Penitent Mary Magdalene Original oil on canvas painting XIX century Details Original period frame. Painting dimensi...

Our Lady of Valvanera, oil on copper. Spain, 17th century. Height: 20 cm - Width: 14.4 cm. Certificate of Govaert, 1986. Our Lady of Valvanera The Virgin of Valvanera is a Marian devotion from the Sierra de la Demanda, in La Rioja (Spain), a community of which she is the patron saint and one of the patron saints of the autonomous communities of Spain. The current image is a carving considered to be early Romanesque, from the end of the 11th century AD or beginning of the 12th century AD. The Catholic Church commemorates the feast of the devotion on September 8. The appearance of the image is recounted in the Historia Latina, written in 1419 by Rodrigo de...

Introducing an extraordinary, custom-framed embossed leather art by the incomparable furniture designer and artisan Angel Pazmino. Cut from a set of sling chairs by Pazmino this tru...

16th Century Spanish Colonial Oil on canvas painting of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception. In this representation of the Virgin Mary being f...

An important and truly exceptional 18th century Cuzco School (Spanish School, Peru) Oil on Canvas of Pope Gregory XIII. Attributed to Marcos Zapata or Marcos Sapaca Inca. (Cuzco, Pe...

Original antique map of North Africa Antique framed map print titled 'Barbariae et Biledulgerid Nova Descriptio'. Artist: Abraham Ortelius (1527 -1598) Published by A. Ortelius, ci...

Antique Ernesto Fontana Original Oil Painting. It is beautifully mounted in a period gilded frame. Signed lower left. Additional information: Materials: Canvas, Giltwood Color: Gold...

KAY YUM - Untitled (Portrait of a Mexican Girl) - Mid Century Latin American oil painting on canvas - contained in a vintage frame with linen line...

A captivating mid-20th century oil on canvas portrait depicting a veiled lady, presented in a softly weathered white-painted wooden frame. The composition possesses a quiet elegance,...

1947 Una Mañana En Enero by Antonio Ballerini Painting. Newly framed in gold giltwood frame. Painting includes COA and artist information from the gallery it was purchased from in Bu...

Fantastic Spanish Colonial school screen. Probably from Peru. This screen, with a kind of European landscape, give us an idea of the influence ...

MANUEL EDUARDO NIETO - 'Parque Cuervo, Bogota, Col.' - Rare Latin American 'scraped' architectural drawing on card - vintage frame with velvet liner - signed and dated lower right - signed, dated and titled on the back - Columbia - circa 1971. Excellent vintage condition - minor scuffs to the vintage...

A. DE CORTÉS - Vintage Latin American school airbrush still life painting on panel - signed lower right - untitled - unframed - late 20th century. Excellent vintage condition - st...

Spanish Colonial Indoor home scene. Original watercolor, ink and gouache drawing on vellum paper, Project for a home decoration. Cabinet maker archives stamp top Lef: 'J. Anguera. Ca...

Spanish Colonial cannon wall sconce or wall sculpture, Spain, 1950s. Spectacular wall sconce with a beautiful design full of details. Adorned by twisting iron rope and chains. Handcr...

Introducing an extraordinary matching set of embossed leather art by the incomparable furniture designer and artisan Angel Pazmino. Cut from a set of sling chairs by Pazmino this tru...

Devotional, architectural and rustic or old world art makes a statement in one piece. This stunning vintage wall sculpture depicts the intricately detailed façade of a Spanish colonial-style Catholic mission, rendered in high relief with painted accents and architectural depth. Likely crafted in Mexico or Central America in the mid-20th century, the church features classic elements like Corinthian columns, a decorative arched door, and religious niches...

1950 oil on canvas, The lagoon, Valencia, Spain signed by Lopez with a beautiful frame Traditional landscape of Valencia Called "Albufera".