Tome 4 fol.19 View of Plaza de Thalco with an Indian tied to a stake, from Teatro de la Nueva Espana, 1640

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Tome 4 fol.19, titled "View of Plaza de Thalco with an Indian tied to a stake," is a significant historical illustration from the 1640 work "Teatro de la Nueva España" by the Spanish chronicler and historian, Panes. This piece is part of a larger collection that documents various aspects of life, culture, and significant events in New Spain, the colonial territory that is now modern-day Mexico.

The illustration captures a poignant and dramatic scene set in the Plaza de Thalco, a public square that was a focal point of social and political life during the colonial period. The central figure in the artwork is an Indigenous individual bound to a stake, a depiction that evokes the harsh realities and brutalities faced by native populations under Spanish colonial rule. This image serves as a stark reminder of the punitive measures and the often violent enforcement of colonial authority.

Panes' "Teatro de la Nueva España" is an invaluable resource for historians and scholars, providing detailed visual and written records of the era. The work is notable for its meticulous attention to detail and its attempt to capture the complexities of colonial society, including the interactions between Spanish colonizers and Indigenous peoples. The illustrations, including Tome 4 fol.19, are particularly important as they offer visual documentation that complements the written accounts, providing a more comprehensive understanding of the historical context.

The "View of Plaza de Thalco with an Indian tied to a stake" is not only a piece of historical documentation but also a work that invites reflection on the broader themes of power, resistance, and the human cost of colonization. It stands as a testament to the enduring impact of colonialism on the Indigenous populations of the Americas and serves as a crucial artifact for those studying the history of New Spain.

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