Teatro mexicano : descripcion breve de los sucessos exemplares, historicos, politicos, militares, y religiosos del nuevo mundo occidental de las Indias ...
Teatro mexicano is a 1697 Spanish-language chronicle of New World history, written by the Franciscan friar Augustín de Vetancurt and printed in Mexico City by the widow of Juan de Ribera. Its pictures are small printed ornaments: interlaced scrollwork flourishes and a heraldic shield with a crest and motto, set as headpieces and tailpieces that a designer could borrow for decorative borders, monograms, or bookplates.
