Andean Poster Project for AP Art History Educators

M. Ponce de León

159a: Map of Cusco

Aerial View Credit: Google Earth Photo Credit: Historic Map along Qhapaq Ñan, Cuzco, M. Ponce de León

Photo credit: Wikimedia

Hanan (Upper City)Hurin (Lower City)

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159b: Qorikancha160: Corn Cobs

Location & Exterior ViewsPhoto Credit (3): Qorikancha, M. Ponce de León / Aerial View Credit: Google Earth / Corn Cob Image Credit: Ethnological Museum, Berlin

159b: QorikanchaInterior Views

Photo Credit (5): Qorikancha, M. Ponce de León

Diagram credit (2): Gasparini and Margolies

159c: Saqsa Waman

Photo Credit (4): Saqsa Waman, Cuzco, Peru, M. Ponce de LeónAerial view: Google Earth

159c: Saqsa Waman

Photo Credit (4): Saqsa Waman, Cuzco, Peru, M. Ponce de León

161: Machu Picchu: A Royal Citadel

Three Sectors:Hanan (Upper Sector)Hurin (Lower Sector)Agricultural Sector

Photo Credit (2): Machu Picchu, Peru, M. Ponce de León(pronounced “Pikchu”)

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Where are the Observatory, Intihuatana, and Huayna Picchu?

Huayna Picchu (Young Peak)Observatory/ Mausoleum

Intihuatana

Photo Credit (2): Machu Picchu, Peru, M. Ponce de León

Diagram credit: Hobe/Holger Behr, Wikimedia Commons

TEMPLE OF THE SUN = Observatory (Upper Section)

Photo Credit (left and middle bottom): Observatory/Temple of Sun, Machu Picchu, Peru, M. Ponce de León

Aerial Views Credit (2, right): Machu Picchu, Peru, Google Earth

Photo Credit (middle top): Wikimedia Commons

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TEMPLE OF THE SUN = Royal Tomb (Lower Section)

Photo Credit (3): Observatory/ Temple of Sun, Machu Picchu, Peru, M. Ponce de León

Intihuatana (“Hitching Post of the Sun”)

Inti = “Sun”Huata = “To Tie Up”

Photo credit (3), Intihuatana, Machu Picchu, M. Ponce de León

Andean Textile Methods

Diagram credit: Wikimedia Commons

Photo Credit: Llama Farm, Peru, M., Ponce de León Photo Credit: Mama Milita spinning, Otavalo, Ecuador, M. Ponce de León Photo Credit: Tayta Rene and Tayta Lucho weaving, Otavalo, Ecuador, M. Ponce de León

Diagram Credit: Wikimedia Commons

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162: All T’oqapu Tunic

Photo credit: Military Tunic, Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y. (Public Domain)Photo credit: All-Toqapu Tunic, Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C.

Photo credit: All-Toqapu Tunic, Getty, Golden Kingdoms, M. Ponce de León

Inka, 1450–1540, camelid fiber and cotton, 90.2 x 77.15 cm (Dumbarton Oaks, , Washington D.C.)

Andean Poster Project for �AP Art History Educators159a: Map of Cusco159b: Qorikancha�160: Corn Cobs�Location & Exterior ViewsSlide Number 4159c: Saqsa WamanSlide Number 6161: Machu Picchu: A Royal CitadelWhere are the Observatory, Intihuatana, and Huayna Picchu?Slide Number 9Slide Number 10Intihuatana (“Hitching Post of the Sun”)Andean Textile Methods162: All T’oqapu Tunic