Tudela codex

Resource Type:: Book (Print/Paper)
Publication:: [Madrid] : [Testimonio Compañia Editorial], [2002]
Serial Holdings:: Housed in Flat Storage, Shelf #36, Rare Book and Texana Collections.

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Contributors:: Testimonio Compañía Editorial , publisher, http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/pbl
Costume History Collection
Alternate Titles:: Other title: Codice del Museo de America
Subjects:: Manuscripts, Nahuatl — Facsimiles
Nahuatl language
Manuscripts, Nahuatl
Mexico
Genres:: Codex Replicas — Mesoamerican
Facsimiles
General Notes:: The Tudela Codex is one of the Magliabechiano Group of códices, which were produced after the conquest and are copies of pre-conquest códices. This group includes the Codex Tudela, Codex Ixtlilxóchitl, and Codex Veytia.
The Tudela Codex is composed of two documents, the Libro pintado Europeo, of which only 4 pages survive, done in a renaissance style, and the Libro Indigena (?), which comprises p.11 to 125, painted by native Aztec scribes in a pre-Conquest style about 1540.
The original Tudela Codex is located in the Museo de America, Madrid, Spain.
Preliminary and final leaves blank.
Physical Description:: [4], [1]-4, 11-125 pages, [5] leaves : illustrations ; 22 cm
Call Numbers:: F1219.56 .T86 2002
OCLC Numbers:: 1053013177