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The Americas to 1900

Latin America c. 1800–1900

After independence, artists constructed a new and distinct Latin American iconography.

c. 1800–1900 C.E.

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Cristo de Sacromonte ex-voto

Cristo de Sacromonte ex-voto

Richard Evans, Portraits of the Caribbean’s first Black king and prince

Richard Evans, Portraits of the Caribbean’s first Black king and prince

Francisco Oller y Cestero, <em>The Wake</em>

Francisco Oller y Cestero, The Wake

Retablo of La Mano Poderosa/The All Powerful Hand

Retablo of La Mano Poderosa/The All Powerful Hand

Art and Nationalism in 19th-century Latin America

Art and Nationalism in 19th-century Latin America

Marc Ferrez, <em>Slaves at a Coffee Yard in a Farm, Vale do Paraiba, Sao Paulo</em>

Marc Ferrez, Slaves at a Coffee Yard in a Farm, Vale do Paraiba, Sao Paulo

The challenge of the nude in 19th-century Latin American painting

The challenge of the nude in 19th-century Latin American painting

Manuel Vilar, <em>Tlahuicole</em>

Manuel Vilar, Tlahuicole

José María Velasco, <em>The Candelabrum</em>

José María Velasco, The Candelabrum

Latin American artistic pilgrimages to Paris

Latin American artistic pilgrimages to Paris

Félix Parra, <em>Fray Bartolomé de las Casas</em>

Félix Parra, Fray Bartolomé de las Casas

Landscape Painting in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

Landscape Painting in Nineteenth-Century Latin America

Selected Contributors

Dr. Tamara Díaz Calcaño

Dr. Verónica Uribe Hanabergh

Dr. Beth Harris

Dr. Maya Jiménez

Dr. Lauren Kilroy-Ewbank

Dr. Mey-Yen Moriuchi

Dr. Emmanuel Ortega

Dr. Juanita Solano Roa

Dr. Steven Zucker