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Mexico City at the time of the Spanish conquest (1519-35)

Mexico City at the time of the Spanish conquest (1519-35)


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Mexico City at the time of the Spanish conquest (1519-35)

KW212287 Mexico City at the time of the Spanish conquest (1519-35) by Spanish School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; Spanish, out of copyright

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Aerial View Barracks Conquistador Conquistadors Palm Tree Palms Stockade


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This aerial view captures the essence of Mexico City during a pivotal period in history - the Spanish conquest from 1519 to 1535. Painted by an anonymous Spanish artist in the 19th century, this print offers us a glimpse into the past, revealing the landscape that once witnessed both triumph and tragedy. The image showcases a sprawling cityscape nestled amidst majestic mountains, emphasizing Mexico's breathtaking natural beauty. The towering peaks serve as a backdrop to this bustling colony, reminding us of the challenges faced by both conquerors and conquered alike. Intriguingly, we observe a stockade and barracks within the city walls, symbols of power and control during this tumultuous era. These structures stand as reminders of Spain's military presence in their quest for dominance over new territories. Amidst it all, palm trees dotting the landscape add an exotic touch to this historical panorama. They symbolize resilience and adaptability - qualities shared by both indigenous people and conquistadors who sought to shape Mexico's destiny. As we gaze upon this remarkable print from Fine Art Finder via Bridgeman Images, we are transported back in time. We can almost hear echoes of footsteps echoing through narrow streets while imagining conversations between locals speaking Nahuatl or Spanish. This artwork serves as a window into our collective past - one that invites reflection on cultural exchange, conflict, and transformation that shaped Mexico City then and continues to influence its vibrant identity today.

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