Vasija de Tlaloc
Artwork details
Tlaloc es una "deidad" mesoamericana del agua celeste. El nombre Tlaloc deriva de Tlalli (tierra) y Octli (néctar), es decir: "El néctar de la tierra", según algunas fuentes oficiales. Los Mexicas lo tenÃan como el responsable de la estación lluviosa.
La pintura es una reproducción de la vasija de Tlaloc del Museo Templo Mayor, Ciudad de México. La técnica aplicada es pastel en aguada sobre Gilbert. Cuenta con marco y mica antirreflejante.
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Tlaloc is a Mesoamerican "deity" of celestial water. The name Tlaloc derives from Tlalli (earth) and Octli (nectar), meaning "the nectar of the earth", according to some official sources. The Mexicas had him responsible for the rainy season.
The painting is a reproduction of the Tlaloc vessel from the Museo Templo Mayor, Mexico City. The applied technique is pastel on Gilbert. It has frame and mica antieflejante.
- Country
- Mexico
- Category
- Painting
- Collection
- Étnico
- Technique
- Pastel
- Medium
- Others
- Theme
- Figure Painting
- Dimensions
- 20.1 × 15 in
- On Artelista
- SINCE AUGUST 24, 2018
- Tags
- precolombino, autoctono
- License
- © All rights reserved
About the artist
Israel Vega
Mexico | Painting, Drawing
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