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Mexico, Aztec idol, Teoyaomiqui Coatlicue (statue), Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942

Mexico, Aztec idol, Teoyaomiqui Coatlicue (statue), Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942


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Mexico, Aztec idol, Teoyaomiqui Coatlicue (statue), Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942

Mexico, Aztec idol, Teoyaomiqui Coatlicue (statue), Jackson, William Henry, 1843-1942, Idols, Coatlicue (Statue), Aztecs, Indians of Mexico, Spiritual life, Sculpture, Mexico, Mexico City, 1884

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Media ID 12660139

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1843 1942 1884 Idols Indians Jackson Mexico Mexico City William Henry Aztecs Spiritual Life


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This print from the Liszt Collection transports us back to ancient Mexico, capturing the essence of Aztec spirituality and artistic mastery. The image showcases the awe-inspiring Teoyaomiqui Coatlicue statue, a revered idol that symbolizes both life and death in Aztec mythology. Crafted by the talented hands of William Henry Jackson in 1884, this photograph immortalizes the intricate details of Coatlicue's sculpture. Every curve and line on her stone body tells a story of devotion and reverence towards this powerful deity. As we gaze upon her imposing figure, we can almost feel her divine presence emanating through the print. The Aztecs, an indigenous civilization that thrived in Mexico centuries ago, held deep spiritual beliefs centered around their gods and goddesses. This particular idol represents Coatlicue, who was considered both creator and destroyer - embodying fertility as well as death. Her complex symbolism reflects the duality inherent in nature itself. Jackson's skillful composition allows us to appreciate not only the physical beauty of this ancient artwork but also its cultural significance. Through his lens, he captures not just a statue but a window into an entire civilization's spiritual life. As we contemplate this remarkable piece from our own time period, let it serve as a reminder of humanity's rich history and diverse belief systems that have shaped our world today.

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