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EXPL2A-00019

Battles of the Spanish conquistadors in Mexico, 1500s.
Hand-colored woodcut from an Aztec drawing

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1500s 16th Century Amerindian Aztec Battle Bow And Arrow Civilization Conquer Conquest Conquistador Cortes Discover Expedition Exploration Explore Hernando Cortes Horse Horse Back Invade Latin America Mexico Military Native Native American New World Spanish Sword Weapon


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This photo print, titled "EXPL2A-00019" takes us back to the intense battles fought by Spanish conquistadors in Mexico during the 1500s. Hand-colored and based on an original Aztec drawing, this vintage woodcut illustration beautifully captures the essence of a historic era. In this remarkable artwork, we witness the clash between two civilizations as native warriors armed with bows and arrows confront their Spanish counterparts wielding swords. The scene unfolds amidst a backdrop of exploration and conquest, where horseback riding played a crucial role in shaping history. Hernando Cortes, one of the most renowned conquistadors in history, is likely leading this expedition into uncharted territories. As he rides his majestic horse through unfamiliar landscapes, he encounters the rich civilization of the Aztecs. This encounter marks not only a momentous discovery but also an invasion that would forever alter North America's destiny. The image serves as a poignant reminder of how different worlds collided during this period of exploration. It speaks volumes about both cultural exchange and conflict as European powers sought to conquer new lands across Latin America – what was then known as the New World. Through artistry and historical significance, this print transports us back to an era when empires clashed and civilizations were forever changed by these monumental encounters between native peoples and Spanish conquistadors like Hernando Cortes.

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