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Tovar Codex: the eagle on the prickly pear, the founding of Mexico, Mesoamerica

Tovar Codex: the eagle on the prickly pear, the founding of Mexico

4a. El Tunal con el Aguila que hallaron en la laguna (museum title)

Mesoamerica (Mexican) (5th-16th century)

Movement
Mesoamerican art
Date
c. 1585
Medium
Watercolor on paper
Dimensions
21 × 15.2 cm
Collection
John Carter Brown Library, Providence
Rights
Public domain

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MexicoAmériqueManuscriptBookPageIllustrationHistoryEagleCactusFlowerLakeWaterRockManSeatedShieldCitySymbolBrownGreenTextAnimalBirdPlantWeaponAztecMesoamericaCodexTenochtitlanFoundingPrickly pear
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