Home›Pre-Columbian American Art›Pre-Columbian American Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)GroupPre-Columbian American Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Objects and manuscripts made by the peoples of the Americas before the Spanish conquest, such as Aztec statues of deities, painted codices, jade figures and Andean figurines. An entry belongs here when its article dates the work to the Pre-Columbian period or to the first decades after contact and ties it to Indigenous religion. The group page sets related works side by side so that a reader can compare how a tradition, medium or period pictured its sacred subjects.Browse ByComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)Browse ByAll Pre-Columbian American Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Pre-Columbian American Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)5 entriesPre-Columbian American Art (Sacred Art and Iconography)Filter Results5 entriesIn GroupAllPre-Columbian American Art (Sacred Art and Iconography) (5)TraditionAllAztec Religion (1)Inca Religion (1)MediumAllHammered gold (1)Jadeite (greenstone), carved and highly polished (1)Painted amatl bark paper, accordion folded (1)Statue, Aztec (Mexica) period (1)Statue, Aztec (Mexica) period, 1450-1521 (1)Art TraditionAllPre-Columbian American Art (Sacred Art and Iconography) (5)PlaceAllMexico (2)Object TypeAllPainting (1)Sculpture or Statuary (4)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 5Codex BorbonicusPre-Columbian American Art6 linksGreenstone (Jadeite) Figure of HuitzilopochtliPre-Columbian American Art3 linksLlama Figurine (Cleveland Museum of Art, 1955.374)Pre-Columbian American Art2 linksStatue of Coatlicue (National Museum of Anthropology, Mexico City)Pre-Columbian American Art1 linkStatue of Xipe Totec (Museum der Kulturen Basel)Pre-Columbian American Art3 linksComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.