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Cartier claiming Canada for France

Cartier claiming Canada for France, artwork. French navigator and explorer Jacques Cartier (1491-1557) claiming Canada for France at Gaspe Bay, in 1534. The cross behind Cartier, which measured 10 metres tall, had Long live the King of France inscribed on it. Illustration by Louis Bombled from " Histoire de la Nouvelle France" E. Guenin

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1500s 16th Century Age Of Discovery Age Of Exploration Canada Canadian Colony Cross Exploration Explorer French Native American Navigator North American Territory 1534 Iroquoian Jacques Cartier


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This artwork titled "Cartier claiming Canada for France" takes us back to the 16th century, immersing us in a pivotal moment of history. French navigator and explorer Jacques Cartier stands proudly at Gaspe Bay in 1534, as he plants the flag of France on Canadian soil. The artist, Louis Bombled, skillfully captures this significant event from his perspective. In the foreground, we see Cartier himself - an adventurous figure who played a crucial role in shaping Canada's colonial past. His determined expression reflects his conviction as he claims this new territory for his homeland. Behind him looms a towering cross that measures an impressive ten meters tall. Inscribed with the words "Long live the King of France" it symbolizes both religious devotion and political dominance. The scene is set against a backdrop of lush greenery and rolling hills, representing the untamed beauty of North America during this age of exploration. While Cartier represents European ambition and discovery, it is important to acknowledge that these lands were already inhabited by Indigenous peoples – notably Iroquoian communities – whose lives would be forever altered by European colonization. Through this thought-provoking illustration, we are reminded of the complex dynamics between nations during this era and invited to reflect upon its lasting impact on Canadian history.

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