Vignettes - Viñetas
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- August 17, 2026
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- 1.2.025
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- August 2025
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- 17.4 MB
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- High
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About Vignettes - Viñetas
Vignettes - Viñetas is an education app developed by marc thouvenot.
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Vignettes - Viñetas is free. The app size is 17.36 MB. The latest version available is 1.2.025. The last update was on August 17, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of High Maturity. The app has been available on the App Store since August 2025.
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The aim is to facilitate access to these images and consistently link them to traditional codices. In particular, it aims to demonstrate that these vignettes are heirs to a rich and long pictographic tradition.
"Vignettes" includes the 1,824 vignettes of the Florentine Codex, the 120 of the Durán Codex, the 52 of the Tovar Codex, the vignettes of the First Memorials, divided between the Matritense Codex of the Royal Palace (146) and the Matritense Codex of the Royal Academy (122), the 92 vignettes of the Cruz-Badiano Codex as well as the 765 images of Francisco Hernández. That is, a total of 3,115 images that have a close relationship with the Nahuatl language.