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Rondador, Condor feathers, bamboo, cotton string, Ecuador — Rondador
Ecuador
ca. 1960

Saint Barbara, Unknown artist, Ecuador (Quito), 18th century, Oil on canvas, Ecuador (Quito) — Saint Barbara
Unknown
last quarter 18th century

Marimba, Chonta wood, Guadúa cane (bamboo), palm shoots, burgundy-colored rope, Ecuador — Marimba
Ecuador
2013

Ceramic Whistle in the Form of a Shell, Ceramic, Ecuador — Ceramic Whistle in the Form of a Shell
Ecuador
5th–15th century

Ornamental Mask, Gold, Ecuador (?) — Ornamental Mask
Ecuador (?)
before 16th century

Ceramic Character Head, Ceramic, Ecuador (?) — Ceramic Character Head
Ecuador (?)
1–1000 CE

Stone Object with Relief Figures, Ceramic, Ecuador — Stone Object with Relief Figures
Ecuador
before 16th century

Obsidian Mirror, Obsidian, Ecuador — Obsidian Mirror
Ecuador
before 15th century

Silver Disk Ornament, Silver (hammered), Ecuador — Silver Disk Ornament
Ecuador
12th–15th century

Silver Disk Ornament, Silver (hammered), Ecuador — Silver Disk Ornament
Ecuador
12th–15th century

Axe Head, Copper (cast), bronze (?), Ecuador — Axe Head
Ecuador
12th–15th century

Axe Head, Copper (cast), bronze (?), Ecuador — Axe Head
Ecuador
12th–15th century

Axe Head (?), Copper (cast), bronze (?), Ecuador — Axe Head (?)
Ecuador
12th–15th century

Axe Head, Copper (cast), bronze (?), Ecuador — Axe Head
Ecuador
12th–15th century

Axe Head, Copper (cast), bronze (?), Ecuador — Axe Head
Ecuador
12th–15th century

Zoomorphic Stone Figure, Ceramic, pigment, Ecuador — Zoomorphic Stone Figure
Ecuador
5th century BCE–13th century CE

Stone Block with Relief, Stone, Ecuador — Stone Block with Relief
Ecuador
before 16th century

Ornamental Disk, Gold, Ecuador — Ornamental Disk
Ecuador
10th–15th century

Nose Ornament, Silver, Ecuador — Nose Ornament
Ecuador
10th–15th century

Female Figure, Ceramic, Valdivia — Female Figure
Valdivia
late 3rd millennium BCE

Coca chewer on bench, Capulí artist(s), Ceramic, slip, Capulí — Coca chewer on bench
Capulí artist(s)
800–1500 CE

Figure vessel, Manteño artist(s), Ceramic, pigment, Manteño — Figure vessel
Manteño artist(s)
800–1450 CE

Double-chambered bottle, Bahía artist(s), Ceramic, celadonite, Bahia — Double-chambered bottle
Bahía artist(s)
250 BCE–450 CE

Figure, Ceramic, Valdivia — Figure
Valdivia
2200–2000 BCE

Miniature female effigy, Inca artist(s), Gold-silver alloy, Inca — Miniature female effigy
Inca artist(s)
1400–1535 CE

Miniature camelid effigy, Inca artist(s), Silver, gold, copper alloy, Inca — Miniature camelid effigy
Inca artist(s)
1400–1535 CE

Manger (from a nativity), Wood, polychromed and gilded, Ecuadorian — Manger (from a nativity)
Ecuadorian
18th century (?)

Christ crucified (from a Calvary group), Wood, polychromed and gilded; glass; silver, Ecuadorian — Christ crucified (from a Calvary group)
Ecuadorian
18th century

Virgin of Quito, Bernardo Legarda, Wood, polychromed and gilded; glass eyes; silver halo, Ecuadorian — Virgin of Quito
Bernardo Legarda
Miguel de Santiago
18th century

Miniature male effigy, Inca artist(s), Gold-silver alloy, Inca — Miniature male effigy
Inca artist(s)
1400–1535 CE

Female Figure, Valdivia artist(s), Ceramic, Valdivia — Female Figure
Valdivia artist(s)
3000 BCE

Male Figure, Valdivia artist(s), Ceramic, Valdivia — Male Figure
Valdivia artist(s)
3000 BCE

Roller stamp, Manteño artist(s), Ceramic, Manteño — Roller stamp
Manteño artist(s)
800–1450 CE

Stamp, Manteño artist(s), Ceramic, Manteño — Stamp
Manteño artist(s)
800–1450 CE

Head-shaped vessel, Manteño artist(s), Ceramic, Manteño — Head-shaped vessel
Manteño artist(s)
8th–12th century

Figure, Valdivia artist(s), Stone, Valdivia — Figure
Valdivia artist(s)
3000 BCE

Double-headed figure, Ceramic, Valdivia — Double-headed figure
Valdivia
2300–2200 BCE

Standing figure, Jama-Coaque artist, Ceramic, post-fire paint, Jama-Coaque — Standing figure
Jama-Coaque artist
240 BCE–450 CE

Figure, Stone, Valdivia — Figure
Valdivia
3rd millennium BCE

Miners of Ecuador, Galo Galecio Ecuadorian, Lithograph — Miners of Ecuador
Galo Galecio
Taller de Gráfica Popular, Mexico City
ca. 1944–46