A study of the Aztec stone dipicting the goddess Coyolxauhque. This stone was
discovered by workmen excavating the cellar of a bookstore in 1978,
It shows the godess in a dismembered form. The stone is part of the huge number of prehispanic stone carvings that were once part of Tenochitlán, the Aztec center that once stood in the lake which is now Mexico City.
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Date drawn
October 1996
Medium
HB Pencil
Drawing size
18cm by 20cm
Price
US$120
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October 1996
Medium
HB Pencil
Drawing size
18cm by 20cm
Price
US$120
Contact the artist
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