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AZTEC CODEX MENDOZA, 1540. Aztec warriors receiving trophies for captured prisoners

AZTEC CODEX MENDOZA, 1540. Aztec warriors receiving trophies for captured prisoners


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AZTEC CODEX MENDOZA, 1540. Aztec warriors receiving trophies for captured prisoners

AZTEC CODEX MENDOZA, 1540.
Aztec warriors receiving trophies for captured prisoners. A page from the Codex Mendoza, c1540

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1540 American Indian Aztec Bradley Smith Capture Codex Codex Mendoza Costume Handwriting Latin America Latin American Manuscript Mesoamerica Mesoamerican Mexican Mexico Native Native American Page Pictograph Precolumbian Prisoner Reward Shield Symbol Trophy Warrior Writing


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This print titled "AZTEC CODEX MENDOZA, 1540" takes us back to the ancient world of the Aztecs. The image showcases a significant moment in their history - Aztec warriors receiving trophies for captured prisoners. This particular scene is extracted from the Codex Mendoza, a renowned manuscript dating back to around 1540. The composition of the photograph allows us to delve into the intricate details of this historical event. We witness men adorned in elaborate costumes and shields, symbolizing their status as formidable warriors. Their expressions convey both pride and triumph as they are rewarded for their bravery on the battlefield. The handwritten text surrounding the pictographs adds an extra layer of authenticity and depth to this visual representation. It serves as a reminder that these images were not only meant for aesthetic appreciation but also held great significance within Aztec culture. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing print, we are transported to Mesoamerica during pre-Columbian times, where Native American tribes like the Aztecs thrived. This artwork by Bradley Smith offers us a glimpse into Mexico's rich heritage and Latin America's indigenous roots. Through its meticulous depiction of capturing prisoners and rewarding warriors, this print encapsulates both historical value and artistic beauty. It stands as a testament to human resilience, cultural diversity, and our eternal fascination with ancient civilizations.

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