Artist
Nasca artist(s)
27 works by Nasca artist(s) from The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order
DrumNasca artist(s), 100–400 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Corn stalk-shaped vesselNasca artist(s), 1–600 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Double-spout bottle with sharkNasca artist(s), 1–600 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bottle in the shape of a dogNasca artist(s), 1–600 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bowl with a metalworking sceneNasca artist(s), 100–300 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bottle with masked figureNasca artist(s), 200–400 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Head jarNasca artist(s), 100–500 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bird-shaped ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Head jarNasca artist(s), 100–500 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Spout-and-bridge bottle with warriorNasca artist(s), 400–600 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
BowlNasca artist(s), 1–400 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Textile ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Textile ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Double-spout bottle with flying figureNasca artist(s), 300–500 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bird-shaped ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bottle with seated figureNasca artist(s), 1–300 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bottle with hummingbirdsNasca artist(s), 1–400 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Textile ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Textile ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Textile ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Textile ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Textile ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Bottle with female figureNasca artist(s), 400–600 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Headdress ornamentNasca artist(s), 100 BCE–700 CEThe Metropolitan Museum of Art