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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
REFERENCES |
PERMISSIONS | | NOTES FROM CURATOR REGARDING COPYRIGHT, ETC. |
I want to thank Bob Evans, Head of the Visual Resources Office of the Art Department at California State University, Los Angeles for his dedicated work in the creation of this art historical web site. I appreciate the help of Derrick Huynh for the design and technical implementation of my instructional web page. I
feel gratitude to my students Sergio Ramirez, Jorge González
and Tork Nhep for their committed help in the research for information
about images represented in this web site. I
utilized as sources for my investigation, diverse works of the following
scholars: Linda Schele, Michael Coe, Mary Ellen Miller, Jacques
Soustelle, Eric Thompson, Yolotl González, Esther Pasztory,
Alfredo López Austin, Leonardo López Luján,
Karl Taube, Claude Baudez, Peter Mathews, Dorie Reents-Budet, Anthony
Aveni, David Freidel, Tatiana Proskouriakoff, Nikolai Grube, Merle
Greene-Robertson, John Pohl, Alfonso Caso, Richard Townsend, Miguel
León-Portilla, Eduardo Matos Moctezuma, Serge Gruzinski,
Doris Heyden, Michel Graulich, David Stewart, Ignacio Bernal, Román
Piña Chan, Jose Alcina Franch, Paul Gendrop, Wigberto Jiménez
Moreno, Diego de Landa, Diego Durán, Bernardino de Sahagún
and Manuel Aguilar (myself). Following the inspiration of my mentor Linda Schele, I want to share my personal instructional materials among the academic communities of Art History, Anthropology, History, etc. The
materials contained in this website (images and text) have a copyright,
but permission is granted for their use by faculty, students, and
staff of educational organizations for academic purposes. Credit
should be given to the copyright holder in this circumstance. Anyone
who wants to use any of the material for commercial purposes should
contact and ask permission of the copyright holder:
As stated above, Dr. Manuel Aguilar gives permission for his images to be used for academic purposes with a credit indicating his copyright or ownership or taking of the images. Images owned by Dr. Aguilar are indicated by a "© Dr. Manuel Aguilar" reference in the image resource field on the information page of each image. Perhaps around 7% of the images were digitized from the CSULA Art Department slide collection. These may not be printed without the permission of the copyright holder (information on sources unavailable to us). If anyone finds an image for which they hold the copyright, please contact me and I will immediately remove the image from the website or I will keep the image with the copyright owner's permission and give credit to the copyright holder on the website with the owner's instruction for its further use. There MUST be errors in information given on this site and indeed a great lack of information about many of the images. If anyone finds misinformation or can provide more precise information or would want to even write a commentary for a particular image, please email me your suggestions. I will run the corrections or additions past Dr. Aguilar and I will add these to the image information pages with his approval. We would be most grateful for your input. I have used Image AXS Pro software in the presentation of these images because of its ease of use in placing images and information on the web and because our students can print out blocks of thumbnail images efficiently for their study purposes. We will be adding many more images in the future as Dr. Aguilar brings more of his slide collection of 20,000 or so images from storage in Guadalajara. Thank you for using our site. Bob
Evans |