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"Return to your homes. Lay down your arms"(colour litho)
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"Return to your homes. Lay down your arms"(colour litho)
969251 " Return to your homes. Lay down your arms" (colour litho) by Robinson, James Henry (1852-1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: " Return to your homes. Lay down your arms". The Aztec Emperor Montezuma II appealing to his subjects not to resist Hernan Cortes conquistadors after they arrived at Tenochtitlan. Illustration for Mexico: Romance of History by Margaret Duncan Coxhead (Jack, 1909).); © Look and Learn
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Appealing Aztec Aztecs Central Mexico Conquest Conquistadors Hernan Cortes Mexican Mexican Culture Mexicans Mexico Mexico Mexican Montezuma Ii South Mexico Speaking Tenochtitlan 16 16th Xvi Xvith Sixteenth Century
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The captivating print titled "Return to your homes. Lay down your arms" depicts a pivotal moment in history, capturing the Aztec Emperor Montezuma II appealing to his subjects not to resist Hernan Cortes conquistadors after their arrival at Tenochtitlan. The lithograph, created by James Henry Robinson, showcases the rich colors and intricate details of Aztec costumes and Spanish royalty. This artwork is part of a private collection and was featured in Margaret Duncan Coxhead's book "Mexico: Romance of History". It beautifully illustrates the conquest of Mexico during the 16th century, highlighting the clash between two cultures - Mexican and European. Montezuma II stands tall wearing an elaborate headdress as he addresses his people, urging them to surrender peacefully. The scene exudes tension and uncertainty as both sides grapple with their fates. The image serves as a reminder of colonialism's impact on indigenous civilizations like the Aztecs. Through this powerful visual narrative, viewers are transported back in time to witness this significant historical event unfold. It invites contemplation on themes such as power dynamics, cultural clashes, and the consequences of colonization. This print from Bridgeman Images captures not only a specific moment but also reflects broader historical contexts that shaped Mexico's past. Its vibrant colors and attention to detail make it an engaging piece for art enthusiasts seeking insight into world history through visual storytelling.
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