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Landing of Columbus in San Salvador
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Landing of Columbus in San Salvador
LLM454437 Landing of Columbus in San Salvador by Spanish School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Landing of Columbus in San Salvador. Illustration for Cristobal Colon by Conde Roselly de Lorgues, translated into Spanish by D Pelegrin Casabo y Pages (D James Seix, 1878). Large chromolithograph.); © Look and Learn
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Christopher Columbus Cristobal Colon Cristopher Columbus Landing San Salvador
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This print captures the historic moment of Christopher Columbus' landing in San Salvador. The Spanish School's 19th-century artwork beautifully portrays the significant event, showcasing the explorer's ship gracefully approaching the shore. As Columbus and his crew disembark onto the sandy beach, they are greeted by curious natives who have come to witness this monumental encounter. The image is rich with details that transport us back in time, allowing us to imagine what it must have felt like for both parties involved. The indigenous people stand on the shoreline, their bodies adorned with minimal clothing as a symbol of their culture and way of life. Their expressions reflect a mix of awe and curiosity towards these foreign visitors. Columbus himself stands tall at the forefront of this scene, representing bravery and determination as he takes his first steps onto new land. His presence signifies an era of exploration and discovery that would forever shape history. This large chromolithograph serves as an illustration for Cristobal Colon by Conde Roselly de Lorgues, translated into Spanish by D Pelegrin Casabo y Pages (D James Seix, 1878). It is now part of a private collection but has been made available through Bridgeman Images' Fine Art Finder. Through this powerful image, we are reminded of the immense impact that Columbus' journey had on shaping our world today – a testament to human curiosity and our unending desire to explore beyond familiar horizons.
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