Latin American Culture Collection

Agua Volcano and Arco de Santa Catalina (Santa Catalina Arch) in Antigua Guatemala
Santa Catalins Arch or Arco de Santa Catalina is probably the most iconic place in Antigua Guatemala, it was was built in 1693 - 1694 to allow nuns to cross the street without being seen

Moon rising over Valparaiso, Chile
Moon rising over the famous hills and colorful houses of Valparaiso, Chile. A UNESCO World Heritage site and popular tourist destination

Public street view of Guanajuato City, Mexico. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. 16th century old buildings & streets are preserved

Aerial view, Antigua, Guatemala
Elevated view of La Merced Church and the city of Antigua, Guatemala, Volcan de Agua at background. It is probably the most beautiful church in Antigua, it was was finished in 1767

South America Map Illustration, Travel, Exploration, Antique 1871 Illustration
Color stock photo of an antique South America map illustration. Salvaged from an 1871 geography book

Map of South America, from a Spanish Atlas, 1582

Quitos Colonial Church and Monastery of Saint Francis
The Church and convent of St. Francis is located in the South American capital city of Quito, Ecuador. This Roman Catholic church was constructed between the years 1550 and 1660

Aerial view of La Union Public Park, Antigua, Guatemala
Elevated view of park at La Antigua, Guatemala. Antigua are today a favorite tourist destination. Antigua is as a partially restored colonial city with majestic churches and monasteries

Arco de Santa Catalina (Santa Catalina Arch) and Antigua City in Guatemala, High angle view
City of Antigua and elevated view of Santa Catalins Arch or Arco de Santa Catalina. This is probably the most iconic place in Antigua Guatemala

Mexican Agave Harvester for Tequila
Illustration of a Mexican Agave Harvester for Tequila

Illustration of ancient Latin American, bowl-shaped artefact, decorated with paintings

Traditional folk dancers from Quito, Ecuador
This dancer from Quito, Ecuador is celebrating the founding of Quito, Ecuador

Wall and door in colonial San Miguel de Allende
Street view of wall and door in colonial San Miguel de Allende, the UNESCO World Heritage Site. 16th century old buildings & streets are preserved

Teotihuacan pyramid - Mexico

Mayan Wall Sculpture, Mexico - Palenque archaeological site - Stone with non-coded hieroglyphics

Escaramuzas Demonstrating Their Equestrian Skills
The Latinas are demonstrating their riding skill at a fiesta in San Antonio, Texas. This riding tradition originated in Mexico and is part of Mexican-American culture in the United States

San Jose Mission is a Spanish Colonial Mission located in San Antonio, Texas. This historical Catholic church is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site

Architectural Features of Quitos Basilica of Nuestra SeAnora de la Merced
This Spanish colonial church is located in the Ecuadorian capital Quito. This white stuccoed church is adorned with Incan and Catholic inscriptions

The Bell Tower of San Juan Capistrano
This historic belfry is one of San Juan Capistrano unique architectural features. This Spanish colonial church was founded by Franciscan friars in 1731 along the banks of the San Antonio River in San

The Doors of Old Quito
These street doors in the capital city of Quito, Ecuador are reflective of the Spanish influence in its colonial architecture

The Indigenous Women of Quito, Ecuador
These Andean women represent the indigenous cultures of Quito, Ecuador. On that early morning, they were overlooking the Plaza de San Francisco in the Old Town district of Quito, Ecuador

Number 3 on concrete wall
An old concrete turquioise facade with a metal number 3 in Antigua, Guatemala. Antigua is one of the most important and most visited destinations in Guatemala

Arch at Tanque de la Union in Antigua Guatemala
Arch at Tanque de la UniAon public laundry washbasin in Antigua, Guatemala. Antigua is as a partially restored colonial city with majestic churches and monasteries and cobblestone streets

Colorful street in old colonial city of Antigua, Guatemala
This is a typical street in Antigua as most are full of color. Antigua is one of the most important and most visited destinations in Guatemala

Number 5 tile on concrete wall
An old concrete red facade with a number 5 blue tile in Antigua, Guatemala. Antigua is one of the most important and most visited destinations in Guatemala

Arco de Santa Catalina (Santa Catalina Arch) by night, Antigua Guatemala
Santa Catalins Arch or Arco de Santa Catalina is probably the most iconic place in Antigua Guatemala, it was was built in 1693 - 1694 to allow nuns to cross the street without being seen

Cobblestone and Arco de Santa Catalina (Santa Catalina Arch) in Antigua Guatemala
Santa Catalins Arch or Arco de Santa Catalina is probably the most iconic place in Antigua Guatemala, it was was built in 1693 - 1694 to allow nuns to cross the street without being seen

Aerial view of the aIglesia y Convento de Nuestra SeAnora de la Merceda in Antigua, Guatemala
Elevated view of La Merced Church, Monastery and Fountain, one of the baroque churches in the Antigua, Guatemala. It is probably the most beautiful church in Antigua, it was was finished in 1767

Colonial church of Nuestra SeAnora de la Merced, Antigua, Guatemala
Elevated view of La Merced Church, one of the baroque churches in the Antigua, Guatemala. It is probably the most beautiful church in Antigua, it was was finished in 1767

Aerial view at the city of Antigua, Guatemala
Elevated view of La Antigua, Guatemala. Antigua are today a favorite tourist destination. Antigua is as a partially restored colonial city with majestic churches and monasteries

Aerial view of colonial church of Nuestra SeAnora de la Merced an city of Antigua, Guatemala
Elevated view of La Merced Church, one of the baroque churches in the Antigua, Guatemala. It is probably the most beautiful church in Antigua, it was was finished in 1767

Ruins of Convento de San Agustin (San Agustin Church) in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

A dove in the ruins of St. Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala
A dove who made his home in a hole at the ruins of St. Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala. Antigua and San Agustin Ruins are today a favorite tourist destination as a partially restored colonial

Panoramic view of ruins of Church and Convent of San Agustin in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

Side wall of ruins of Convento de San Agustin (San Agustin Church) in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

Detail of wall at second floor of ruins of Church and Convent of San Agustin in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

View from second floor of ruins of Church and Convent of San Agustin in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

A dove who made his home in the ruins of St. Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala
A dove who made his home in a hole at the ruins of St. Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala. Antigua and San Agustin Ruins are today a favorite tourist destination as a partially restored colonial

Staircase at Ruins of San Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

Large fallen ceiling blocks inside Ruins of San Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

Large fallen ceiling blocks at Ruins of San Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

Second floor of ruins of San Agustin Church in Antigua Guatemala
The construction of the Church and Convent of San AgustAin in Antigua was completed in 1657, it had a Renaissance style. It suffered 1, 717 earthquake damage, recommended various arrangements

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