COMPARATIVE TABLE
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AZTEC
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MAYAS
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INCAS
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| Architecture |
- It is linked with acts and religious beliefs.
- They used as materials the figured stone and the adobe.
- Their buildings were low with thick walls.
- They built Temples, Palaces and Houses.
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- Their style is archilocked.
- The facades were decorated with big stone ashlars.
- In the external structure the pyramidal style prevails.
- They possessed a great perron.
- The decoration of these constructions was made at the beginning with stucco
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- It was the but valuable inside the group of prehispanic groups.
- They built temples, strengths, palaces and tombs, besides wearing shoes, roads, bridges, aqueducts, irrigation channels, among other structures.
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Sculpture
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- It is characterized to be rigid, hieratic and stylized.
- It possesses a character magic-religious .
- They present a group in cubic and monolithic ways.
- It is expressed in their two classic modalities: in round bundle and in relief.
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- It has an ornamental character symbolic.
- The style is angular, there is not roundness in ways.
- It has diverse modalities: sculpture in bundle, trails and reliefs
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- It didn't have bigger transcendency.
- It is limited to some representations in bundle.
- Their forms remit to an angularity and petrification of the
figure.
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| Painting |
- They used brilliant colors in their fresh paintings.
- It served as addition or decoration to many temples and palaces.
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- It was at service of the architecture; that is to say, it served as decorating element of friezes.
- They used a rich coloring.
- They highlight the clear tones.
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- It didn't have great development.
- They captured them in their ceramic pieces and in a type of painting mural achieved through molds.
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