Photo Gallery

The colonial church of Tiobamba in the department of Cusco. In the background the Nevado Chicón, 5530m, from the Cordillera Urubamba. - 1969

At the Plaza de Armas of Lima. On the right, the building of the ‘Club de la Unión’. - 1969

Kero with Tocapus - Inca-Colonial Transition - Museum of the National University of San Agustín - Arequipa - 1976

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Tadeo Escalante (1807-1832), de l'école de peinture du Cuzco, est l'auteur des fresques murales d'Acomayo, récemment découvertes. Ce peintre métis, mais descendant de l'Inca Atahuallpa, décora l'intérieur de sa maison natale, dite Molino de los Incas, des quatorze portraits des dynastes impériaux. Ici, ceux de Mayta Capac, Capac Yupanqui et Inca Roca.

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Tadeo Escalante (1807-1832), de l'école de peinture du Cuzco, peignit aussi la Ñusta Mama Huaco filant la laine auprès d'une vigogne et suivie d'un jorobado, bouffon nain et bossu la cour impériale de Cuzco, qui l'abrite sous un parasol de plumes chatoyantes. Fresques murales d'Acomayo, Cuzco.

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Detail eines Freskenzyklus in einer alten Mühle in Acomayo (Departement Cuzco) von Tadeo Escalanda (1807-1832), einem Mestizen, der sich auf Inka-Abstammung berief und der vor allem durch seine Fresken in der Kirche von Huaro (bei Urcos) bekannt wurde. Der Ausschnitt zeigt eine Inkaprinzessin, die nach dem Zeitgeschmack von einem Buckligen begleitet wird, der ihren Sonnenschirm trägt. - 1976

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Portal im Dorf Juli am Südwestufer des Titicacasees, das während der Kolonialzeit ein religiöses Zentrum war. Daran erinnert eine ganze Reihe von Kirchen, deren reiche Innenausstattung von dem vergangenen Glanz zeugt. - 1969

Kero 'Selva' of Inca-Colonial transition - Cuzco area - height 18.5 cm - Cuzco Archaeological Museum - 1976

Wooden Kero number 52 - height 19.5 cm - Period of transition to colonial Inca - with Tocapus = Inca letters - Museum of the National University of San Agustín - Arequipa - 1976

Kero from the transition period Inca colonial - with Tocapus ornaments - Cuzco zone - height 22 cm - Cuzco Archaeological Museum - 1976

Kero with Tocapus in the center and flowers in the lower part - Inca-Colonial Transition - height 19.5 cm - Museo Arqueológico Cuzco - 1976

Entrance to the Church of l’Asunción in the village of Juli on the southwest bank of Lake Titicaca, which was a religious center during the colonial period. - 1969

The village of Juli on the southwest bank of Lake Titicaca was a religious center during the colonial period. This is reminiscent of a number of churches, the rich interior of which testifies to the past glory. Here the Santa Cruz church, on whose esplanade the students play a game of Fulbito. - 1969

The village of Juli on the southwest bank of Lake Titicaca was a religious center during the colonial period. This is reminiscent of a number of churches, the rich interior of which testifies to the past glory. Here is an imposing portal in front of the Santa Cruz Church, over whose esplanade two boys lead their pigs. - 1969

The church of Andahuaylillas, a town of about 3,900 inhabitants near Cuzco. It contains many colonial treasures, which is why it is often called in Peru the "Sistine Chapel of the Andes" in an effort to compete with the Old Continent. - 1969

Inca / Colonial - glass necklace - Regional Museum of Ica - 1976

The front side with the portal of the colonial church of San Pedro of Zepita on Lake Titicaca. - 1976