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Jacques Cartier erects a cross along the Saint Lawrence River, claiming Quebec for France, 1534.
Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

North Wind Picture Archives brings history to life with stock images and hand-colored illustrations

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1500s 16th Century Aboriginal Adventure Amerindian Arrive Canada Canadian Cartier Claim Colonial Colonist Colony Cross Discover Expedition Exploration Explorer French French Canada Greet Huron Indian Jacques Cartier Land Landing Maritime Meet Native Native American Navigation New France New World Northwest Passage Quebec River Ship St Lawrence River Territory Travel Voyage 1530s 1534


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This hand-colored woodcut print takes us back to a significant moment in history - the arrival of Jacques Cartier along the Saint Lawrence River in 1534. The image portrays an adventurous scene as Cartier, a French explorer, erects a cross on the riverbank, symbolizing France's claim over Quebec. This act marked the beginning of French colonization in North America. The illustration beautifully captures the spirit of exploration and discovery that defined this era. A majestic ship can be seen anchored near the shore, showcasing Cartier's voyage across treacherous waters to reach this new land. As he steps onto Canadian soil, he is greeted by indigenous people from the Huron tribe, representing an encounter between European colonizers and Native Americans. The artwork transports us to a time when territories were being claimed and boundaries redrawn. It serves as a visual reminder of how different cultures collided during these early expeditions, shaping both their destinies and future interactions. Through its vibrant colors and intricate details, this print not only commemorates Jacques Cartier's historic journey but also celebrates Canada's rich heritage. It invites us to reflect upon our collective past while appreciating the beauty of art as it preserves moments that have shaped our world today.

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