The Museo histórico regional covers the evolution of Cuzco since prehistoric times up until the Vice-kingdom, including pre-Incan and Incan periods, with a collection of mummies, pre-Columbian ceramics, weapons, silver idols, woven fabrics, etc. Even more interesting is the art by the Cuzco School displayed in the upstairs galleries: Diego Quispe Tito's prodigal son series, dark, sombre canvases by Juan Espinoza de Los Monteros and the indigenous Baroque style of Marcos Zapata and Pedro Nolas.