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The Death of Juan of La Cosa - Death of Juan de la Cosa (1460-1510) cartographer
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The Death of Juan of La Cosa - Death of Juan de la Cosa (1460-1510) cartographer
XEE4154405 The Death of Juan of La Cosa - Death of Juan de la Cosa (1460-1510) cartographer, conquistador and Spanish explorer in Cartagena, Colombia - engraving of 1887 by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Death of Juan of La Cosa - Death of Juan de la Cosa (1460-1510) cartographer, conquistador and Spanish explorer in Cartagena, Colombia - engraving of 1887); Stefano Bianchetti; out of copyright
Media ID 23707488
© Stefano Bianchetti / Bridgeman Images
Arrow Arrows Colombia Colombian Conquistador Discovered From America Geographer Geographical Map
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The Death of Juan de la Cosa - A Glimpse into the Conquest of South America
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. This print captures a pivotal moment in history, depicting the tragic demise of Juan de la Cosa, an influential figure in the Age of Discovery. The engraving, created by an unknown artist in 1887, transports us to Cartagena, Colombia, where this Spanish cartographer and explorer met his untimely end. In this image, we witness a fierce battle scene unfolding before our eyes. Clad in armor that symbolizes his conquistador status, Juan de la Cosa valiantly fights alongside his fellow soldiers against native forces. With sword raised high and arm outstretched towards the enemy lines, he embodies both bravery and determination. The geographical map depicted next to him serves as a reminder of his significant contributions to exploration. As one of Christopher Columbus' trusted navigators during his first voyage to the Americas in 1492, Juan de la Cosa played a crucial role in charting new territories for Spain. However, it is through this engraving that we also confront the devastating consequences of colonization. Arrows pierce through the air as indigenous warriors fiercely defend their land against European invaders. This poignant image encapsulates not only historical events but also raises questions about power dynamics and cultural clashes during this tumultuous period. Stefano Bianchetti's masterful restoration brings forth every intricate detail with remarkable clarity. Through this print from Fine
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