Aztec women making maize bread Mexico from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne

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"**Aztec Women Making Maize Bread, Mexico**" is a notable illustration from the comprehensive work *Le Costume Ancien et Moderne* by the Italian artist and historian Gallo Gallina. This illustration is part of Gallina's extensive study on the costumes and daily life practices of people from different periods and regions around the world. Published in the early 19th century, Gallina's work is a significant contribution to the field of ethnographic and cultural studies, offering insights into the customs, attire, and activities of various societies, including the Aztecs of Mexico.

The illustration specifically captures a moment in the daily lives of Aztec women, focusing on the traditional process of making maize bread, which was a staple in the Aztec diet. Maize, being central to Aztec agriculture and cuisine, was not only a food source but also held cultural and religious significance. The depiction of women in this activity highlights their pivotal role in the sustenance and the domestic sphere of Aztec society. Gallina's attention to detail in the attire, tools, and method of preparation provides valuable information on the culinary practices and social roles of women in pre-Columbian Mexico.

Gallo Gallina's work, through illustrations like "Aztec Women Making Maize Bread, Mexico," serves as a visual document that complements historical texts, offering a window into the past that is both educational and engaging. The inclusion of such illustrations in *Le Costume Ancien et Moderne* underscores the importance of visual arts in the study of history and culture, providing a rich source for researchers, historians, and enthusiasts interested in the daily life and customs of ancient civilizations.

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