Mexican School Xx Aztec Eagle Warrior Catawiki

Aztec Eagle Warrior Figuras Aztecas Guerrero Azteca Aztecas I present for auction this oil on canvas, painted on a black velvet canvas: a painting from the 20th century mexican school painted with a spectacular, and professional pictorial technique, a true work of art worthy of study. the work represents an aztec eagle warrior: cuāuhpilli, "noble eagle" in classical nahuatl) total measurements: 94x77cm fabric measurements: 78x62cm good state of. Je présente aux enchères cette huile sur toile, peinte sur une toile de velours noir : une peinture de l'école mexicaine du xxe siècle peint avec une technique picturale spectaculaire et professionnelle, une véritable œuvre d'art digne d'étude.

Mexican School Xx Aztec Eagle Warrior Catawiki Presento all'asta questo olio su tela, dipinto su tela di velluto nero: un dipinto della scuola messicana del xx secolo dipinto con una tecnica pittorica spettacolare, e professionale, una vera opera d'arte degna di studio. l'opera rappresenta un guerriero aquila azteco: cuāuhpilli, "nobile aquila" in nahuatl classico). Selecting warriors of the sun. in aztec mythology, the eagle was regarded as a symbol of the sun, hence the eagle warriors were the warriors of the sun. members of this warrior society dressed like eagles, adorning themselves with eagle feathers, and wearing headgear with an eagle head on it. this headgear had an open beak from which the. Dr. maya jimÉnez. figure 3.14.15.1 3.14.15. 1: eagle warrior from the house of the eagles, c. 1400–1521 c.e., tenochtitlan (today, mexico city) (photo: steven zucker, cc by nc sa 2.0) eagle warrior is a life sized ceramic sculpture made by mexica (sometimes called aztec) artists that shows a warrior dressed in an eagle costume. Resistance to aztec rule throughout mexico was common and to quell the rebellions and to expand their territory, the aztecs developed a superior military fighting force. part of this superior military force included elite special ops groups collectively known as the eagle and jaguar knights. in the aztec language of nahuatl, they were known as.