Latin American art: ancient to modern

Earliest Native American art

Paleoindian

Archaic

Earliest pottery: Colombia and Ecuador

Cotton preceramic: Peru

Early formative

First high cultures

Olmec of Mesoamerica

Post-Olmec Mesoamerica

Chavin, Peru

Paracas, Peru

The classic civilizations

Nazca, Peru

Moche, Peru

La Tolita-Tumaco, Ecuador-Colombia

Recuay, Peru

Carchi-Narino, Ecuador-Colombia

Classic Quimbaya, Colombia

San Agustin, Colombia

Cocle, Panama

Lower Central American sculpture

Teotihuacan, Mexico

Monte Alban, Mexico

Veracruz, Mexico

Maya, Guatemala-Belize and Neighboring Mexico and Honduras

Empires and integration

Toltec Nahua, Mexico

Toltec Maya, Mexico

Mixtec, Mexico

Chorotega, Costa Rica-Nicaragua

Aztec, Mexico

Intermediate area chiefdoms

Taino, West Indies

Tairona, Colombia

Chibcha, Colombia

Manteno, Ecuador

Tiwanaku, Bolivia

Wari, Peru

Sican, Peru

Chimu, Peru

Inca, Chile to Ecuador

Colonial art of the American Viceroyalties

Assimilated Pre-Columbian traditions

Iberian traditions

Early Renaissance with Gothic survivals

Mannerism

Purism

Baroque

Rococo

Neoclassicism

Non-Hispanic artistic survivals

Art after independence

Romanticism

Academic realism

Modernismo

Mexican mural renaissance

Abstraction

Surrealism

Recent art.