Cosa Collection

NINA: WORLD MAP, 1500. World map, 1500, of Juan de la Cosa, navigator on the Nina on Christopher Columbus second voyage of 1493-94

COSA, Juan de la (1460-1510). Cartographer. Chart by Juan de la Cosa (1500). SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY)
CUL4877189 COSA, Juan de la (1460-1510). Cartographer. Chart by Juan de la Cosa (1500). SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. Navy Museum; (add.info.: COSA, Juan de la (1460-1510)

Western part of the map of Juan de la Cosa from 1500. Juan de la Cosa sailed with Christopher Columbus on his first
2915327 Western part of the map of Juan de la Cosa from 1500. Juan de la Cosa sailed with Christopher Columbus on his first three voyages. From the book Life of Christopher Columbus by Clements R

COSA, Juan de la (1460-1510). Cartographer. Chart by Juan de la Cosa (1500). SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY)
CUL4869240 COSA, Juan de la (1460-1510). Cartographer. Chart by Juan de la Cosa (1500). SPAIN. MADRID (AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY). Madrid. Navy Museum; (add.info.: COSA, Juan de la (1460-1510)

The First map to Show America, (1500) 1912
The First map to Show America, 1500 (1912). After the map of Juan de la Cosa (c1450-1510), 1500. The map or chart is a mappa mundi painted on parchment

Red clouds and Lecco mountains reflected on lake Annone, Lecco province, Brianza, Lombardy, Italy, Europe

Fire sunrise on Lecco mountains, lake Annone, Lecco province, Brianza, Lombardy, Italy, Europe

Elliot Ness, 1930s (b/w photo)
1706375 Elliot Ness, 1930s (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (20th century); (add.info.: Eliot Ness FBI agent who led the investigations into Al Capone and his gang in Chicago between 1929)

The Battle of Cosa, (black chalk, pen and brown ink. )
990023 The Battle of Cosa, (black chalk, pen and brown ink.) by Zuccari, Taddeo (1529-66); 42.9x32 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Battle of Cosa. Taddeo Zuccaro (1529-1566)

The Queens Visit to Italy, Views of Florence (engraving)
1604136 The Queens Visit to Italy, Views of Florence (engraving) by Holland Tringham, Joseph (1861-1908); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Queens Visit to Italy, Views of Florence)

Map of Spain, 1500, work by the Spanish cartographer and pilot Juan de la Cosa

Columbuss Ship, The Santa Maria, (1493), 1912
Columbuss Ship, The Santa Maria, 1493. La Santa Maria de la Inmaculada Concepcion (Spanish for Holy Mary of the Immaculate Conception), or La Santa Maria

The sea chart of Juan de la Cosa. Juan de la Cosa, c. 1450 - 1510. Spanish navigator and cartographer. Owner and captain of the Santa Maria

Nao Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception, used by Christopher Columbus in his first voyage. Engraving by Rico. Colored

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Map of the Atlantic with the New World coast, drawn in 1500 by Juan de la Cosa, Columbus pilot. Hand colored 19th-century woodcut reproduction of the original chart

Juan de la Cosa (1460-1509). Spanish navigator and cartographer. Portrait

Chart by Juan de la Cosa (1450-1510). Spain. Madrid. Mavy Museum

Regiment of the public thing (Regiment de la cosa publica) b
Francesc Eiximenis (1327-1409). Spanish writer. Regiment of the public thing (Regiment de la cosa publica). Prologue. Incunabula

Adelina Munro Drysdale in patriotic costume, WW1
Miss Adelina Munro Drysdale (1896-1942), daughter of Countess Battaro Cosa, pictured in a patriotic costume with the British and French flags across the bodice of her dress

Ruins of Roman Forum, Roman town of Cosa, Ansedonia, Grosseto province, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Temple of the Acropolis on the Capitoline Hill, Roman town of Cosa, Ansedonia, Grosseto province, Tuscany, Italy, Europe

Ruins of a capitolium, Cosa, Ansedonia, Maremma, Tuscany, Italy
Italy - Tuscany Region - Maremma - Ansedonia - Remains of the city of Cosa - Capitolium (2nd century b.C.)

Plan of the Latin colonia of Cosa, 3rd century BC, drawing
Cartography - Roman civilization. Map of the Latin colonia of Cosa (Italy - Tuscany Region), 3rd century b.C. Drawing

COSA, Juan de la (1460-1510). Cartographer. Nautical chart. 1500. Detail. SPAIN. Madrid. Navy Museum

Chart by Juan de la Cosa (1500). SPAIN. Madrid. Navy Museum

COSA: WORLD MAP, 1500. Upper part of the western half of the world map, 1500, of Juan de la Cosa, navigator on the Nina on Christopher Columbus second voyage of 1493-94

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"Exploring the World: Juan de la Cosa's Journey on the Nina" Step back in time to 1500 with this remarkable world map by Juan de la Cosa, a skilled navigator aboard Christopher Columbus' second voyage. Hailing from Spain, de la Cosa meticulously charted the uncharted territories, becoming the first cartographer to depict America. In Madrid's archives, his masterpiece stands as a testament to his pioneering spirit and unwavering determination. It was not only a map but also an invaluable window into the unknown lands that would shape our future. As we delve deeper into history, let us not forget Nao Saint Mary – a vessel that braved treacherous waters alongside courageous explorers like de la Cosa. Its sails billowed against red clouds reflected on Lake Annone in Lecco province, Lombardy, Italy during sunrise – an awe-inspiring sight that reminds us of nature's beauty. Speaking of courage and resilience, Elliot Ness emerges from black-and-white photographs of the 1930s. His relentless pursuit of justice echoes those who fought valiantly at The Battle centuries before him – their story etched onto paper through black chalk and ink. Meanwhile, across oceans and borders, royalty graced Florence with her presence during "The Queen's Visit to Italy. " Engravings captured her admiration for this magnificent city steeped in artistry and culture. Returning to Spanish shores in 1500 brings us face-to-face with another creation by Juan de la Cosa – a detailed map showcasing his homeland's splendor. This work exemplifies his expertise as both cartographer and pilot; it is a testament to his dedication towards unraveling geographical mysteries. Lastly, let us not overlook Columbus' iconic ship - The Santa Maria - which sailed under starry skies more than five centuries ago. A photograph from 1912 transports us back in time when brave souls embarked on perilous journeys, forever changing the course of history.