Andean Baroque, a legacy of living memory presents a selection of works from the collection of the Pedro de Osma Museum, exhibited at the Country Club Lima Hotel. The exhibition brings together paintings, sculptures, furniture, and decorative objects from the 18th to the 20th centuries, highlighting the richness of viceregal art and the mastery of traditional crafts. Among the pieces, hand-carved wooden frames covered in gold leaf stand out, several of which have been restored by the museum's conservation workshop.

The tour begins with an installation consisting of a tabernacle door, moldings, and reliefs of religious origin, introducing the visitor to the universe of Andean Baroque and its artistic legacy. Through this selection, the exhibition invites visitors to discover a cultural expression that reflects the encounter between European and Andean traditions, preserving more than three centuries of Peruvian history and identity.