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Hernando Cortes Ambassador Receiving Mexican Indians in Tlaxcala, 19th century (oil on panel)
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Hernando Cortes Ambassador Receiving Mexican Indians in Tlaxcala, 19th century (oil on panel)
IND113593 Hernando Cortes Ambassador Receiving Mexican Indians in Tlaxcala, 19th century (oil on panel) by Spanish School, (19th century); Museo de America, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: inspired by engravings in the History of the Conquest of Mexico, Madrid, 1783; ); Index Fototeca
Media ID 25899534
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Ambassador Arrow Arrows Chief Conquistador Embassy Embassy Building Tribe Defensive Weapon
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This oil painting, titled "Hernando Cortes Ambassador Receiving Mexican Indians in Tlaxcala" takes us back to the 19th century and offers a glimpse into a significant moment in history. The Spanish School artist skillfully captures the scene inspired by engravings from the History of the Conquest of Mexico. The painting depicts Hernando Cortes, a renowned conquistador and explorer, receiving a group of indigenous Mexican Indians in Tlaxcala. As we observe this historical encounter, we witness an exchange between two worlds - that of the European explorers and the native tribes. Cortes stands tall as he engages with these tribal chiefs, showcasing his diplomatic skills as an ambassador. The presence of arrows and weapons reminds us of the defensive measures taken during this time period when different cultures clashed. The artwork not only highlights Cortes' role as an envoy but also emphasizes the diversity within America's indigenous population. It serves as a reminder that North America was home to various tribes with their unique customs and traditions. Displayed at Museo de America in Madrid, Spain, this painting is both visually striking and historically significant. It invites viewers to reflect on past encounters between civilizations while appreciating the artistic talent behind its creation.
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