The visual legacy of the **Anonymous Novohispanic artist** from 16th-century Mexico stands as an invaluable testament to the cultural confluence that defined the early vice-regal period. In this gallery, Linkgua Ediciones presents 64 images unveiling the rich iconography and documentary power of a foundational era. Through codices, manuscripts, and maps, this unknown but crucial artist offers a window into the indigenous worldview and its incipient hybridization with European culture. Featured works include the "Historia de México por el Padre Ivan de Tovar," where visual narrative intertwines with historical record, and the "Tratado de los ritos ceremoniales y Disfies que en la Gentilidad usauan los Indios de la Nueva España," which meticulously illustrates pre-Hispanic practices, preserving an ancestral memory. Their anonymous hand not only records events but also interprets and adapts visual languages, forging an aesthetic unique to New Spain. This body of work is crucial for understanding the social organization, geography, and beliefs of a Mexico in formation, a bridge between two worlds solidified in art.