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During the time of Simon Bolivar, the great liberator of South America, there were many traveling musicians throughout the South American Republics he was trying to unite. These are some typical 1820's Peruvian musicians, ready to give a performance.

Wanna know more about my ancestors from Perú? read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inca_Empire

A beautiful old photo of an Indigenous woman Peru taken by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.

Lima city map in a watercolor painted style typography. This nature inspired urban cityscape is a sweet gift to a Peruvian friend or family who lives or travel to Peru.

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The lovely Peruvian city of Cusco sits at an altitude of 11,000 feet (3,400 meters) above sea level. It was founded before Inca civilization and still has many architectural and cultural relics from Inca times, conquistador times, and ancient times as well. It's a beautiful and fascinating area to visit.

Peru Street Art

Inktober Day 12: Won't you come? And wash away the rain

Machu Picchu design unveils the mystique of ancient civilization, blending earthy terracottas and lush greens, capturing the enigmatic charm and architectural brilliance of the Incan citadel nestled in the Peruvian Andes.

All you need is love and LLAMAS LOVER

All you need is love and LLAMAS

Funny Llamacorn - Funny Cute Llama Unicorn

CARRY ME ON- LLAMA & SLOTH

Design from a photography of Kuelap, Amazonas, Perú. Photography: Marco Ortega.

Design from a photography of Gocta, Amazonas, Perú. Photography: Marco Ortega.

Exijo una explicación

Peru Street Art

Watercolor sketch by Anne Weber, 1983. Exact location no recorded.

Peru Street Art

A road map of Peru.

Design from a photography of Choquequirao, Cusco, Perú. Photography: Marco Ortega.

Design from a photography of Machu Picchu, Cusco, Perú. Photography: Marco Ortega.

All you need is love and LLAMAS

Funny Llamacorn - Funny Cute Llama Unicorn

All you need is love and LLAMAS

In the Spanish language with typography colored like the Peruvian flag, this text designs says, REOPEN PERÚ.

A vintage photo of San Martin Square in Lima, Peru taken by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.

This graphic features a bold, capitalized word "LIMA" at the top in large, white lettering. Below this is a detailed crest that includes a depiction of a cityscape with tall buildings alongside a flowing river or coastline, all in monochromatic tones. The crest is adorned with a crown at its peak and is framed by decorative elements that resemble classic heraldic flourishes. At the bottom of the crest, the word "PERU" is prominently displayed, indicating the shirt represents the city of Lima, the capital of Peru.

The graphic depicts a vibrant, psychedelic rendition of the cityscape of Cusco, Peru, with the name of the city "CUSCO PERU" prominently displayed in bold, block letters that take up the entire frame. Each letter acts as a window into various scenes of the city, showcasing landmarks and the mountainous landscape that characterizes the region. The colors are vivid and highly saturated, giving the graphic a neon-like glow that enhances its visual appeal. This eclectic design merges traditional Peruvian culture with a modern, artistic twist, making it a unique piece for those who wish to celebrate and remember the iconic South American city.

Que Chevere!

Cute Christmas Lama

Peruvian Beer - Pilsen Callao - Chimpum! Callao!

This graphic features a bold, capitalized word "LIMA" at the top in large, white lettering. Below this is a detailed crest that includes a depiction of a cityscape with tall buildings alongside a flowing river or coastline, all in monochromatic tones. The crest is adorned with a crown at its peak and is framed by decorative elements that resemble classic heraldic flourishes. At the bottom of the crest, the word "PERU" is prominently displayed, indicating the shirt represents the city of Lima, the capital of Peru.

A beautiful old photo of a mom playing with a baby in Peru taken by Jerry Frank some time between the 1950s and 1980s. He was an award-winning photographer for Life, Time, and Nat. Geo.