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The army entered Mexico to the sound of martial music (colour litho)
969252 The army entered Mexico to the sound of martial music (colour litho) by Robinson, James Henry (1852-1922); Private Collection; (add.info.: The army entered Mexico to the sound of martial music. Hernan Cortes conquest of Mexico. Illustration for Mexico: Romance of History by Margaret Duncan Coxhead (Jack, 1909).); © Look and Learn
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. In this color lithograph, artist James Henry Robinson transports us back to the 16th century, capturing a pivotal moment in history. The image depicts the Spanish army entering Mexico with great pomp and ceremony, accompanied by the resounding notes of martial music. As we gaze upon the scene, we witness Hernan Cortes and his conquistadors making their audacious invasion into Mexican territory. Clad in traditional armor and mounted on powerful steeds, they exude an air of authority and confidence. Their arrival is met with a mix of awe and trepidation from the indigenous population. The drummer at the forefront adds an intense rhythm to this historic event. His beats reverberate through the landscape, symbolizing both conquest and resistance. It is a reminder that while one side celebrates victory, another mourns loss. Robinson's artwork was commissioned for Margaret Duncan Coxhead's book "Mexico: Romance of History" published in 1909. Through his skillful brushstrokes, he brings to life this significant chapter in world history – a clash between two cultures that would forever shape Mexico's destiny. This print serves as a visual testament to colonialism's impact on nations across centuries. It invites us to reflect on themes such as power dynamics, cultural exchange, and historical memory. As we delve into its intricate details – from soldiers' uniforms to armored clothing – we are transported back in time; witnessing not only conquest but also resilience amidst adversity. © Look and Learn | Bridgeman Images
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