Indigenism Collection

RIVERA, Diego (1886-1957). Totonaca Civilization. 1950. MEXICO. Mexico City. National Palace. Mexican Mural Painting. Fresco

Africa (XIX). Equatorial Guinea. Exploration into Fernando Poo. Bubi people from Musola and Bocaboch󠶩 llages. Image appeared in La Ilustraci󮠅 spa񯬡 y Americana newspaper

Disembarkation of the Spanish at Veracruz. 1951. MEXICO. Mexico City. National Palace. Mexican Mural Painting. Fresco

Maya Civilization. Ball game
Maya Civilization. Mesoamerican ballgame. Litography

Journey of Otto von Kotzebue exploring the Pacific Ocean (1815-1818). Indigenous inhabitants of Easter Island. Illustration by Louis Choris in Voyage dans le Pacifique. Plate XI

Manco Capac, legendary founder of the Inca Empire, ordering the construction of the city of Cuzco, capital of the Empire. Illustration in Allgemeine Historie der Reisen zu Wasser und zu Lande

Reliquary Guardian Figure (ethnicity Kota or Bakota, Fang). They protect the relics of the ancestors and are helpful to communicate with their gods and to curse their wives in case of infidelity

United States (1811). Battle of Tippecanoe
United States. Battle of Tippecanoe (4th November, 1811). General Harrison soldiers fight against Tecumseh indians

La Mestiza. 1887. Romanticism. Painting. SPAIN. Vilanova i la Geltr� ctor Balaguer Museum-Library

Keep Your Distance, Currier and Ives, (active 1857-1907). Litography

Rejouissances des mexicains, au commencement du siecle (The rejoicing of Mexicans at the start of the Century). Celebration of the beginning of Aztec century, consisting of a 52-year cycle

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Conquest of Santo Domingo, 1501. Engraving

Chimu Pendant. Chimu art. Jewelry. COLOMBIA. CUNDINAMARCA. Bogotᮠ Gold Museum. Proc: PERU

Gold stick handle with figure of a bird. Majagual (Sucre). Made by lost-wax casting process. Sinu art. Jewelry. COLOMBIA. CUNDINAMARCA. Bogotᮠ Gold Museum

United States (19th c. ). Indian people attack in
United States (19th c.). Indian people attack in the grasslands. Illustration by S.B. Enderton. Etching

Reliquary Guardian Figure (ethnicity Kota, Fang). They protect the relics of the ancestors and are helpful to communicate with their gods and to curse their wives in case of infidelity. African art

Assiniboine Indian chief
United States (19th c.). Indian chief Assinneboine beforen and after the civilization. Engraving upon a painting by George Catlin. Litography. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. Paris. National Library

Colonial America (16th c. ). Religion (1585)
Colonial America (16th c.). Religion (1585). Jesuit evangelizing Indians in North America

Ecuador. Indigenous painting. Corn harvest
" Ecuador. Indigenous painting. " Corn harvest". ECUADOR. Quito. Library of the Museum Jacinto Jij󮠹 Caama񯠯 f Archaeology and Colonial Art."

Sican or Lambayeque Culture (700-1300). Necklace. PERU. Ferre񡦥. Sicᮠ National Museum

Ecuador. Indigenous painting. Procession. ECUADOR. Quito. Library of the Museum Jacinto Jij󮠹 Caama񯠯 f Archaeology and Colonial Art

Sican or Lambayeque Culture (700-1300). PERU. Ferre񡦥. Sicᮠ National Museum

Sican or Lambayeque Culture (700-1300). Nose pendant. PERU. Ferre񡦥. Sicᮠ National Museum

Sican or Lambayeque Culture (700-1300). Representation. PERU. Ferre񡦥. Sicᮠ National Museum

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"Indigenism: Celebrating the Rich Cultural Heritage of Indigenous Civilizations" Discovering the vibrant tapestry of indigenous cultures, Diego Rivera's Totonaca Civilization mural takes us on a visual journey through time. From the Disembarkation of the Spanish at Veracruz in 1951 to the Maya Civilization's exhilarating ball game, we witness pivotal moments that shaped history. As Otto von Kotzebue embarked on his exploration of the Pacific, he encountered diverse indigenous communities whose traditions and knowledge were deeply rooted in their lands. Manco Capac, revered as the legendary founder of the Inca Empire, symbolizes resilience and leadership that continues to inspire generations. Venturing into Africa's Equatorial Guinea during the 19th century brought forth new horizons for exploration. The Reliquary Guardian Figure from Kota or Bakota ethnicity stands tall as a testament to their rich cultural heritage and spiritual beliefs. In an ever-changing world, "Keep Your Distance" reminds us to respect nature and maintain harmony with our surroundings. Currier and Ives capture this sentiment beautifully through their artistry dating back to 1857-1907. The joyous celebrations depicted in "Rejouissances des mexicains" showcase Mexico's vibrant culture where indigenous traditions blend seamlessly with modern influences, and is a testament to their resilience and determination to preserve their unique identity. Delving deeper into South America's rich artistic legacy, we encounter Chimu Pendant from Colombia’s Cundinamarca region. This exquisite piece exemplifies intricate craftsmanship passed down through generations. Lastly, behold Majagual's Gold stick handle adorned with a majestic bird figure – an emblematic representation of power and spirituality cherished by its indigenous creators. Through these glimpses into various civilizations' pasts, indigenism emerges as a celebration of diversity and cultural richness worldwide. Let us honor these extraordinary legacies while embracing unity amidst our differences.