In the 17th century, a Japanese embassy introduced folding screen painting to this country, where it was called biombo after the word "byōbu." The "weapons" of Christ, such as a ladder, a nail, and a skull, decorate the shaft of the Atrial Cross from this country. An artist from this country who signed his paintings "Michelangelo" did a portrait of a woman with a large badge depicting the Annunciation around her neck sitting in front of a library shelf. Benedict XVI and a princess gaze up at a woman wearing a star-adorned blue cloak surrounded by a mandorla of light in a devotional image from this country. In this modern-day country, sets of sixteen images of parents with their children labeled with their (*) ethnicities made up paintings in the casta genre. Artists from this country illustrated a book compiled by friar Bernardino de SahagÃºn, the Florentine Codex. For 10 points, name th
In the 17th century, a Japanese embassy introduced folding screen painting to this country, where it was called biombo after the word "byōbu." The "weapons" of Christ, such as a ladder, a nail, and a skull, decorate the shaft of the Atrial Cross from this country. An artist from this country who signed his paintings "Michelangelo" did a portrait of a woman with a large badge depicting the Annunciation around her neck sitting in front of a library shelf. Benedict XVI and a princess gaze up at a woman wearing a star-adorned blue cloak surrounded by a mandorla of light in a devotional image from this country. In this modern-day country, sets of sixteen images of parents with their children labeled with their (*) ethnicities made up paintings in the casta genre. Artists from this country illustrated a book compiled by friar Bernardino de SahagÃºn, the Florentine Codex. For 10 points, name this country whose colonial art often depicted Our Lady of Guadalupe.
In the 17th century, a Japanese embassy introduced folding screen painting to this country, where it was called biombo after the word "byōbu.
Mexico [the portrait is Miguel Cabrera's Portrait of Sor Juana InÃ©s de la Cruz]