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БЛАГОДАРНОСТЬ

ИЛЛЮСТРАЦИИ

Издатели выражают свою призна-

тельность специалистам, оказавшим

помощь при подготовке этого тома:

Donatella Bertoni, IGDA, Milan;

Elizabeth Boone, Dumbarton Oaks

Libraries, Washington, D.C.; Mi-

chael Сое, Peabody Museum of Nat-

ural History, Yale University, New

Haven, Connecticut; W. M. Fer-

guson, Wellington, Kansas; Peter

Furst, Devon, Pennsylvania; David

Grove, University of Illinois, Urbana;

Sabine Hesse, Wurttcmbergisches

Landesmuseum, Stuttgart; Caterina

Longanesi, Milan; Eduardo Matos

Moctczuma, Direction General de

Templo Mayor, Mexico City; Donato

Pineidcr, Florence, Italy; Michael

Spcnce, Department of Anthropol-

ogy, Social Science Centre, Ontario,

Canada; Richard Townsend, Art

Institute of Chicago, Chicago,

Illinois.

В списке приведены названия книг, из

которых взяты иллюстрации для

этого тома.

Cover: Wurttembergisch.es Landes-

museum Stuttgart, background Michel

Zabe\ 6, 7: Werner Forman Archive,

London. 8: Werner Forman Archive/

National Institute of Anthropology

and History, Mexico. 10: Michel

ZabcVNational Institute of Anthropol-

ogy and History, Mexico. 11: From

The Aztec Cosmos, traced and collected

by Tomas J. Filsingcr, Celestial Arts,

Berkeley, 1984. 12, 13: Background

David Hiscr, Photographers/Aspen/

National Institute of Anthropology

and History, Mexico; top right W. L.

Clements Library, University of Mich-

igan. 16, 17: Wemer Forman

Archive/Liverpool City Museum. 18:

Bodleian Library, Oxford. 19: Art by

Time-Life Books. 22-25: Copied by

Donato Pineider, Florcnce/Biblioteca

Medicea Laurenziana, Florence. 26,

27: Eberhard Thicm, Lotos Film/

Museum fur Volkerkunde, Vienna

(2). 28: Michel ZabcVNational Insti-

tute of Anthropology and History,

Mexico—jaguar figure, Mexico, Aztec,

ca. AD 1440-1521, stone, 12.5 cm x

14.5 cm x 28 cm, Brooklyn Museum

38.45, Carll H. deSilver Fund. 29:

Photo by Peter T. Furst/National In-

stitute of Anthropology and History,

Mexico—Werner Forman Archive/

Merrin Collection, New York/

National Institute of Anthropology

and History, Mexico. 30: Photo by

Peter T. Furst/National Institute of

Anthropology and History, Mexico—

Werner Forman Archive, London. 34:

Bodleian Library, Oxford. 35: Bib-

liothcque Nationale, Paris. 36-39: En-

rique Franco Torrijos/National Insti-

tute of Anthropology and History,

Mexico. 40-43: Bodleian Library, Ox-

ford. 44: Werner Forman Archive,

London/National Institute of Anthro-

pology and History, Mexico. 46, 47:

National Institute of Anthropology

and History, Mexico. 48: Photo by

Peter R. Furst/Princeton Museum of

Art (2). 49: G. Dagli Orti, Paris. 51:

Map by Time-Life Books—David С

Grove/National Institute of Anthro-

pology and History, Mexico. 52:

Werner Forman Archive/British Muse-

um, London—photo by Peter T.

Furst/National Institute of Anthropol-

ogy and History, Mexico; Werner

Forman Archive, Dr. Kurt Staven-

hagen Collection/National Institute of

Anthropology and History, Mexico.

54: From Mexico by Michael D. Сое

(3d ed.), Thames and Hudson, New

York, 1984. 55: Photo by Peter T.

Furst—Rene Percheron/Artephot/

National Institute of Anthropology

and History, Mexico. 56: Smith-

sonian Institution, National Museum

of the American Indian neg.

# 17846—from Mysteries of the Mexi-

can Pyramids by Peter Tompkins,

Harper 8c Row, 1976 (2). 59: Salva-

dor Guilliem; G. Dagli Orti/IGDA,

Milan. 60: Kaz Tsuruta. 61: Fine Arts

Museums of San Francisco, bequest of

Harald J. Wagner. 62: From Mysteries

of the Mexican Pyramids by Peter

Tompkins, Harper 8c Row, 1976. 63:

Michel Zabc. 64, 65: Richard A.

DieM; William M. Ferguson and Mes-

oamerica's Ancient Cities. 67: Rene

Roland. 68, 69: Werner Forman Ar-

chive, London; Salvador Guilliem/

National Institute of Anthropology

and History, Mexico—G. Dagli Orti,

Paris. 70, 71: Art by Time-Life

Books; background William M. Fer-

guson and Mesoamerica's Ancient Cit-

ies. 72, 73: Photo by Peter T. Furst/

National Institute of Anthropology

and History, Mexico (2); background

Eberhard Thiem, Lotos Film, Kauf-

beuren. 74, 75: Art Institute of Chi-

cago; background Compania Mexi-

cana Aerofottx 76, 77: G. Dagli Orti,

Paris; background Companfa Mexi-

cana Aerofoto. 78, 79: Photographed

by Saburo Sugiyama (2). 80: Werner

Forman Archive, London. 82, 83:

From Aztechi by Eduardo Matos

Moctczuma, photo by Salvador Guil-

liem, Editorialc Jaca Books, Milan,

1989. 84: Kenneth Garrett, art in

gold by Fred Holz. 86: Kenneth

Garrett/National Institute of Anthro-

pology and History, Mexico—Scala,

Florcnce/Biblioteca Nazionalc Ccn-

trale, Florence. 87: Werner Forman

Archive, London/Museum fur

Volkerkunde, Basel. 88, 89: Michel

ZabcVNational Institute of Anthropol-

ogy and History, Mexico. 90: Bodlei-

an Library, Oxford (4)—courtesy

John Carter Brown Library at Brown

University. 91: Eberhard Thiem, Lo-

tos Film/Museum fur Volkerkunde,

Vienna—Bodleian Library, Oxford

(4). 92, 93: Enrique Franco Torri-

jos—British Museum, London; copied

by Donato Pineider, Florence/

Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Flor-

ence. 96, 97: Werner Forman

Archive/Pigorini Museum, Rome—

British Museum, London. 100: Photo

by Peter T. Furst/National Institute of

БИБЛИОГРАФИЯ

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Forman Archive/Museum fur

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graphed by J. Oster/Musce de

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de 1'Assemblce Nationale, Paris.

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Florence/Bibliotcca Medicca Laurenzi-

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