The Paradise Garden Murals Of Malinalco: Utopia And Empire In Sixteenthcentury Mexico,Used S. Boyd And Useful Appendices

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The Paradise Garden Murals Of Malinalco: Utopia And Empire In Sixteenthcentury Mexico,Used S. Boyd And Useful AppendicesWinner, Charles Rufus Morey Award, 1993The Valley Of Malinalco, Mexico, Long Renowned For Its Monolithic Aztec Temples, Is A Microcosm Of The Historical Changes That Occurred In The Centuries Preceding And Following The Spanish Conquest In The Sixteenth Century. In Particular, The Garden Frescoes Uncovered In 1974 At The Augustinian Monastery Of Malinalco Document The Collision Of The European Search For Utopia With The Reality Of Colonial Life. In