The Foundation’s Art of the Spanish Americas collection numbers more than 200 works from the 17th to 19th centuries—principally paintings from South America. The collection includes works on religious themes and portraits from the Viceroyalty of Peru (and the smaller entities such as the Kingdom of Nueva Granada into which it was divided in the eighteenth century), as well as a small selection of portraits from the Spanish Caribbean.
This website gives you access to the Thoma Foundation Art of the Spanish Americas collection images and curatorial essays. The collection is organized into the following categories: Marian Devotions; Theological Themes; Religious Narratives; Saints; Jesus, Mary and Joseph; Portraits; and Miscellaneous.
