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"Le bapteme de l empereur azteque Cuauhtemoc (vers 1497-1525) a Santa Cruz Acatlan par le pretre Bartolome de Olmedo (mort en 1524) en presence du conquistador espagnol Hernand Cortes (Cortez)
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"Le bapteme de l empereur azteque Cuauhtemoc (vers 1497-1525) a Santa Cruz Acatlan par le pretre Bartolome de Olmedo (mort en 1524) en presence du conquistador espagnol Hernand Cortes (Cortez)
AIS5381491 "Le bapteme de l empereur azteque Cuauhtemoc (vers 1497-1525) a Santa Cruz Acatlan par le pretre Bartolome de Olmedo (mort en 1524) en presence du conquistador espagnol Hernand Cortes (Cortez)" Chromolithographie d'apres une peinture Collection privee; Private Collection; © Iberfoto
Media ID 38174650
© © Iberfoto / Bridgeman Images
Aztec Baptism Conquistador Conversion Cortes Hernan 1485 1547 Mexico Mexican Precolumbian Prehispanic Stoup Lithos Litography
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This chromolithograph captures a pivotal moment in history as the Aztec emperor Cuauhtemoc is baptized by the Spanish priest Bartolome de Olmedo in the presence of conquistador Hernan Cortes. The scene unfolds at Santa Cruz Acatlan, with vibrant colors bringing to life this significant event from the 16th century.
The image showcases the clash of civilizations between the Aztec Empire and Spanish conquistadors, highlighting themes of conquest, conversion, and cultural exchange. The intricate details in the artwork provide a glimpse into the complex dynamics at play during this tumultuous period.
Cuauhtemoc's baptism symbolizes not only his acceptance of Christianity but also reflects broader power struggles and negotiations between indigenous peoples and European colonizers. The presence of Cortes adds another layer of complexity to the scene, underscoring the fraught relationships that defined early interactions between these two worlds.
Through this print, viewers are transported back in time to witness a momentous occasion that shaped Mexico's history. The fusion of artistry and historical significance makes this piece a valuable addition to any collection, offering a window into a transformative era marked by conflict and cultural transformation.
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