Vessel Depicting a Sacrificial Ceremony for a Royal Accession, 750–800, probably 753

Maya

Stirrup Spout Vessel Depicting Man Holding Decorated Textile, 100 BCE–500 CE

Moche

Prints from the Popol-Vuh, 1943

Carlos Mérida

Standing Male Figure, 650–800

Maya

Sampler, 1849

Double Vessel Representing a Funeral Procession, 1200–1450

Chimú-Inca

Handle Spout Vessel in the Form of a Anthropomorphic Owl with Arms Crossed over Chest, 100 BCE–500 CE

Moche

Ear Ornaments, 400–800 CE

Tiwanaku

Border, A.D. 1000/1476

Chancay

Zapatistas, 1935

José Clemente Orozco

Portrait Vessel of a Ruler with Feline Headdress and Facial Deformities, 100 BCE–500 CE

Moche

Stirrup Spout Vessel with Fineline Bean Warrior Motif, 100 BCE–500 CE

Moche

Bowl with Repeating Depiction of a Fish or Shark, 180 BCE–500 CE

Nasca

Globular Jar with Repeated Abstract Motifs in Sprial Design, 600–1000

Tiwanaku

Fragment, 750/1100

Chancay

Mummy Mask, 200/100 B.C.

Paracas

Firing Squad, 1950

Leopoldo Méndez

Ritual Vessel Depicting a Masked Deity with Serpents, 100 BCE–500 CE

Moche

Jar in the Form of a Abstract Human Face with Modeled Facial Features, 180 BCE–500 CE

Nasca

A Fish Called Saw (Un Pez que llaman Sierra), 1942, printed 1977

Manuel Alvarez-Bravo