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ALONSO de OJEDA (1465?-1515). Native Indians guiding Alonso de Ojeda and his men
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ALONSO de OJEDA (1465?-1515). Native Indians guiding Alonso de Ojeda and his men
ALONSO de OJEDA (1465?-1515).
Native Indians guiding Alonso de Ojeda and his men to the gold mines at Cibao, in the interior of Hispaniola, in 1494. American illustration, 19th century
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Media ID 12387469
1494 Age Of Discovery Alonso American Indian Colony Conquistador Exploration Explorer Gold Lieutenant New World Ojeda South America Spanish Spanish Conquest Typeface Arawak
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This 19th-century illustration captures the historic encounter between Alonso de Ojeda and Native Indians in the New World. The print showcases the Spanish conquistador, Alonso de Ojeda, and his men being guided by indigenous people towards the fabled gold mines at Cibao, located deep within Hispaniola's interior. The image transports us back to 1494 during the age of discovery when exploration was at its peak. It portrays a moment of cultural exchange as European colonizers interacted with American Indians for the first time. The Arawak natives are depicted leading Ojeda and his lieutenant through lush landscapes, their vibrant attire contrasting against the explorers' Renaissance-era clothing. In this scene, we witness both curiosity and anticipation on both sides – Ojeda eager to uncover untold riches while these native guides navigate them through uncharted territories. This visual narrative highlights not only Spain's thirst for wealth but also their relentless pursuit of power in South America. Beyond its historical significance, this artwork serves as a reminder of how exploration has shaped our world today. It prompts reflection on the consequences that followed such encounters between different cultures throughout history. Granger Art on Demand brings forth this remarkable piece from their collection titled "ALONSO de OJEDA (1465?-1515). Native Indians guiding Alonso de Ojeda and his men". Its vivid depiction invites viewers to delve into an era marked by conquests, discoveries, and profound transformations across continents.
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