Notable Sales

Cabinet (Contador), Unidentified artists, Guatemala (for export market, possibly Peru), 18th century

Acquired by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)

Saint Bartholomew, Domingo Ram, documented 1462–1507, Calatayud, Zaragoza, c. 1500

Acquired by the Meadows Museum, Dallas

The Visitation, Unidentified artist, Cuzco school, Peru, 17th century

Acquired by the Thoma Foundation

The Visitation, Circle of Diego Quispe Tito, Cuzco school, Peru, 17th century

Acquired by the Thoma Foundation

Our Lady of Mercy — The Pilgrim of Quito, Enrique Cardenas, Quito, 18th century

Acquired by the Thoma Foundation

Christ on the Cross with the Immaculate Conception, María Josefa Sánchez, Spain, 17th century

Acquired by the Art Institute of Chicago

Gourd Cup, "Barniz de Pasto", New Granada (Colombia), 18th Century

Acquired by the Museo de América, Madrid

Gourd Cup, "Barniz de Pasto", New Granada (Colombia), 17th Century

Acquired by MUDEC – Museo delle Culture, Milan

The Baptism of Christ, Unidentified artist, Ayacucho (Peru), Between 17th and 18th century

Acquired by the Thoma Collection

Christ on the Cross with the Immaculate Conception, María Josefa Sánchez, Spain, c. 1640

Acquired by the Meadows Museum, Dallas

Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist, Attributed to Felipe Bigarny, 1475–1542, Spain

Private collection

Madonna and Child, Attributed to Gregorio Pardo, Burgos, 1512/1513 – 1552

Private collection

Virgin of Guadalupe, Bernardo Polanco, New Spain, 1772

Private collection

Private collection

Private collection

Acquired by the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields

Anonymous Amanteca Artist, Mexico, Portrait of Cardinal Giulio Rospigliosi, 1665–1675

Acquired by MUDEC – Museo delle Culture, Milan, in 2025

Mystical Garden, Unidentified artist, 18th century

Acquired by the Thoma Foundation

Presentation Triptych from Imperial Russia, Morozov, probably St Petersburg, circa 1904

Private collection

Nuestra Señora de Atocha Salt Cellar, Unidentified artist, Viceroyalty of Peru, no later than 1622

Sold

The Fountain of the Four Elements, Attributed to Niccolò da Corte, Genoa, c. 1535–1537
Private collection