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Warrior Figure - 1984.37_full
Pictured above is a figure of a warrior. It is believed to have originated from Tetzcoco, Central Mexico. The date
of creation has been concluded to be post 1325 and most likely between 1345 and 1575 ACE. It was made via a mold and
the metal used was a gold-silver-copper alloy. Due to the use of preciouses metals, this figure is believed to be
a status symbol to be owned by the nobles of its time period. The warrior is draped in ornaments and carries a shield
along with what appears to be a weapon. The chest of the figure is hollow and the figure's legs are covered with
what looks to be traditional celebratory garb.
Source: www.clevelandart.org/art/1984.37
Warrior Figure - 1984.37_full
Pictured above is a figure of a warrior. It is believed to have originated from Tetzcoco, Central Mexico. The date
of creation has been concluded to be post 1325 and most likely between 1345 and 1575 ACE. It was made via a mold and
the metal used was a gold-silver-copper alloy. Due to the use of preciouses metals, this figure is believed to be
a status symbol to be owned by the nobles of its time period. The warrior is draped in ornaments and carries a shield
along with what appears to be a weapon. The chest of the figure is hollow and the figure's legs are covered with
what looks to be traditional celebratory garb.
Source: www.clevelandart.org/art/1984.37