A historical-documentary video, with 3D recreations, on the evolution of the architectural complex and the church of the "Compañía de Jesús" in Antigua Guatemala, and current headquarters of the Training Center for the Spanish Cooperation (CFCE in
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5-minute video that accompanies the exhibition "The Images of the Maya Gods in the 16th century: The Encounter of Two Worlds". This exhibition presents more than a hundred pre-Hispanic pieces, prints, maps, photographs and facsimiles of documents
The Pre-Columbian collection under the custody of La Ruta Maya Foundation has been recently consecrated dyring two solemn ceremonies performed by the Aj'qij'ab of Chimaltenango and Sololá, respectively. The first one of this year was held on
Antigua Guatemala. --- Exhibition open to the public at the Training Center of the Spanish Cooperation (Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española/ Antiguo Colegio de la Compañía de Jesús in 7th avenue North between 3rd and
Victoria, Canada- "The Great Jaguar Rises", a remarkable exhibition highlighting Maya civilization past and present, makes its global debut at the Royal BC Museum, the first venue in the world to host this exhibition from May 17
Fourteen (14) objects under the custody of La Ruta Maya Foundation are part of the travelling exhibition "Maya, The Great Jaguar Rises" ("Mayas, el Ascenso del Gran Jaguar"), at thel Royal BC Museum in Victoria, Canada. Highlights
This exhibition presents the collection -in the custody of La Ruta Maya Foundation- that was shown in the traveling exhibition "Mayas: Rulers of the Rainforest", which included three museums in the same number of European countries: The
La Ruta Maya Foundation, with the support of the Hotel Museum Casa Santo Domingo and the Provincial Archaeological Museum of Alicante (MARQ), presents the collection of Pre-Columbian works that were ambassadors of Guatemala in the largest exhibition
Since very early times, Pre-Columbian artists explored the human figure. They observed movements, postures and features that were later expressed in sculpture and ceramic pictorial art. Another way of representation stood out throughout the Mesoamerican region: ceramic
It is not so easy to print a human face on any object, especially when it comes to sculpting clay, not only to give shape to figurines but to countless examples of ceramic vessels that were given
