Aztec Empire

สถานที่: Tenochtitlan

เกิด: 1300

ความตาย: 1521

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The Aztec Empire, also known as Aztec Art, was a confederation of three city-states established in 1427 in what is now Mexico. It was a dominant power in Mesoamerica from the 14th to the 16th centuries. The Aztecs were known for their art, which was heavily influenced by their religious beliefs. Their art forms included sculpture, fresco, mosaic, and codices.

Aztec Artistic Style

The Aztecs were skilled in various artistic techniques, including featherwork, goldsmithing, and pottery. Their art was a reflection of their culture and worldview, playing a significant role in their religious and political life. The Aztec Empire was known for its grand architecture, particularly its temples and pyramids.

Notable Artworks

Some notable artworks from the Aztec Empire can be found at Wikioo.org, including:

• Aztec Calendar: A stone calendar that showcases the Aztecs' advanced knowledge of astronomy and mathematics.
• Pyramid of the Sun: A grand pyramid built in the 15th century, demonstrating the Aztecs' architectural skills.
• Mexica Featherwork: A collection of feathered headdresses and other decorative items that highlight the Aztecs' expertise in featherwork.

Influence on Modern Art

The Aztec Empire's artistic legacy can be seen in modern art, with many artists drawing inspiration from their techniques and styles. Colección Andrés Blaisten (Mexico) features a diverse range of Latin American artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and prints from various periods and styles. The Aztec Empire's artistic expression continues to fascinate art lovers today, with their unique blend of sculpture, fresco, mosaic, and codices providing a glimpse into the culture and traditions of this ancient civilization. Visit Wikioo.org to explore more artworks from the Aztec Empire and other notable artists.