Colonial Cusqueña School Painting – Saint Depiction | 19th-Century Andean Religious Art

A captivating original painting from the Cusqueña School tradition, this artwork portrays a serene saint framed by vivid floral motifs and rendered with the classic gilded detailing that characterizes Andean colonial devotional art.

Painted in the distinctive Cuzco School style, it reflects the fusion of European religious iconography with Indigenous Andean aesthetics — a hallmark of 18th–19th century colonial art from the Andes.

The figure is depicted with refined facial modelling, delicate floral ornaments, and a gold-toned background, all executed with meticulous craftsmanship. The saint holds symbolic attributes traditionally associated with monastic devotion, while the floral border enhances the spiritual and decorative richness of the piece.

This artwork is ideal for collectors of:
• Colonial Latin American art
• Cusqueña School paintings
• Devotional & religious iconography
• Hand-painted Andean works
• Unique home décor with historical character

Each piece you see here is unique, hand-painted, and carries the distinctive beauty of South American colonial heritage.