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Solemn and peaceful entrance of the Army of the Three Guarantees in the Capital of Mexico. After the signing of the Treaty of Cordoba with Spain, the army led by Agust� Iturbide enters the city on September 27, 1821, one day before the writing of the Act of Independence of Mexico. Anonymous work of 19th century. Painting
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1783 1821 1824 Agust Agustin Anonymous Capital Cordoba Daylight Enters Independence Mexico Paintings Panorama Panoramic Past Peaceful Pictures Signing Solemn Sunlight Treaty Iturbide Pasts
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Solemn and Peaceful Entrance of the Army of the Three Guarantees in the Capital of Mexico (September 26, 1821): A Panoramic Scene of Historical Significance This painting depicts the solemn and peaceful entrance of the Army of the Three Guarantees into the capital city of Mexico on September 27, 1821. The army, led by Agustín de Iturbide, marched into the city one day before the writing of the Act of Independence of Mexico, following the signing of the Treaty of Cordoba with Spain. The scene is set in the daylight hours, with the sunlight casting a warm glow over the exterior of the city and the panoramic view showcasing a group of onlookers gathered to witness the historic moment. The painting, an anonymous work from the 19th century, captures the calm and orderly atmosphere of the event. The Army of the Three Guarantees, also known as the Army of the Tricolor, was a military force established to support the cause of Mexican independence. It was named after the three symbols of the Mexican flag: the eagle, the cactus, and the cross. The entrance of this formidable army into the capital city marked the beginning of the end of Spanish rule in Mexico. The painting's horizontal composition, rich colors, and attention to detail make it a stunning representation of this pivotal moment in Mexican history. While the exact date of creation is unknown, it is believed to have been painted sometime between 1783 and 1824.
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