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The arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World and his meeting with the indigenous
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The arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World and his meeting with the indigenous
REV397907 The arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World and his meeting with the indigenous peoples (coloured engraving) by Bonatti, D.K. (fl.1720-80); Biblioteca Nacional de Mexico, Mexico; (add.info.: Columbus (1451-1506) landed at San Salvador on Oct. 12th 1492; ); Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 22377230
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The Arrival of Christopher Columbus - A Historic Encounter with Indigenous Peoples
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. This print captures a pivotal moment in history when Christopher Columbus arrived in the New World and encountered the indigenous peoples. The coloured engraving, created by Bonatti in the 18th century, beautifully depicts this significant event. In this scene, we witness Columbus stepping ashore on San Salvador Island on October 12th, 1492. His arrival marked the beginning of an era that would forever change the course of human history. As he disembarks from his ship, curiosity fills his eyes as he encounters a new culture and people unlike any he had ever seen before. The engraving showcases both male and female indigenous individuals who stand at the shore to greet Columbus and his crew. Their expressions reflect a mix of wonderment and caution as they encounter these foreign explorers for the first time. This image symbolizes not only discovery but also exploration, voyage, and cultural exchange between two worlds previously unknown to each other. It serves as a reminder of both the triumphs and tragedies that followed this encounter. Preserved by Mexico's Biblioteca Nacional de Mexico, this artwork continues to captivate viewers today with its historical significance. It offers us an opportunity to reflect upon our shared past while acknowledging the complexities surrounding colonization and its impact on indigenous communities throughout America's history.
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