Héraldique européenne et manuscrits pictographiques mexicains
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v4i0.85-94Abstract
En algunos manuscritos pictóricos mexicanos de la época colonial, aparecen motivos inspirados en las convenciones plásticas de la heráldica europea. Los tlacuilos toman elementos o blasones completos y les dan otro significado, adaptándolos al sistema tradicional indígena, en el que existía una codificación simbólica y emblemática comparable a la de Europa. En este artículo se estudian varios ejemplos de blasones reales, en seis códices de distintas fechas, del siglo XVI al XVIII, empleados para simbolizar sendos documentos de tierras comunales: Cédulas o Cartas reales, que daban derechos de propiedad de la tierra a los pueblos de indios.Downloads
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1977-01-01
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