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spanish colonial art
North Building, Level 4
There is no other museum in the Americas where visitors can compare stylistic movements from all the major artistic centers of Latin America. The museum's collection of Spanish Colonial paintings, silver, santos, and other art objects represents much of Latin America, including Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Mexico, and the southwestern United States.
For information about the Mayer Center for Pre-Columbian and Spanish Colonial Art at the Denver Art Museum, visit mayercenter.denverartmuseum.org.
Bulto of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Rafael Aragón
Spaniards brought images of saints to the U.S.
DetailsGarden Party on the Terrace of a Country Home
A glimpse of upper-class life in colonial Mexico.
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Madonna and Child with Bird, Ignacio Chacón
This painting is on the 2006 USPS Christmas stamp.
DetailsOur Lady of the Victory of Málaga, Luis Niño
Cuzco was the artistic capital of colonial Peru.
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