Rabida Collection

Christopher Columbus at La Rabida, 1872. By F. Adam
Christopher Columbus (1451-1506). Genoese navigator. Columbus at the Convent of La Rabida, 1872. Copy by F. Adam of the homonimous painting by Eduardo Cano de la Pena. Maritime Museum. Barcelona

Map of the Spanish coast from Huelva to Cadiz. From the book Life of Christopher Columbus by Clements R
2915320 Map of the Spanish coast from Huelva to Cadiz. From the book Life of Christopher Columbus by Clements R. Markham published 1892.; Photo © Hilary Morgan.

Columbus demanding Hospitality at La Rabida Monastery
Christopher Columbus demanding Hospitality at the door of La Rabida Monastery. Columbus stands at the door to the monastery with his son, demanding hospitality from the three monks at the entrance

Columbus at the La Rabida Monastery in Palos Spain 1475. Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) sits talking to his young son Diego

The general view of the Santa Maria de Moguer, known in the 16th Century under the name Convent of La Rabida. Date: 1490

The guardian of Rabida welcoming Cristopher Columbus and his young son
LLM456932 The guardian of Rabida welcoming Cristopher Columbus and his young son by Scarpelli, Tancredi (1866-1937); Private Collection; (add.info)

Columbus takes communion in the Rabida before leaving for his first voyage
LLM454422 Columbus takes communion in the Rabida before leaving for his first voyage by Spanish School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

LORGUES / RABIDA CONVENT
Columbus retires to the convent of La Rabida. Date: 1490

Conversation in the Chapter House of the Monastery of Columbus, physicist Garcia Fernandez, Father Juan Perez and Alonso Pinzon Christopher Columbus (1451-1506), navigator and discover

Christopher Columbus at the gates of the Convent of La Rabida asking for bread and water for his son, oil, 1858

Columbus in the Rabida, oil of 1856, Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) Italian navigator in the service of Spain

Colombus in Rabida, (15th century), 1920s
Colombus at la Rabida. Colombus explained his plans to the Friar Juan Perez, who had been confessor of Elizabeth the Catholic, obtaining a letter of presentation to the Queen

Colombus arriving at Rabida, (15th century), 1920s
Colombus arriving at Rabida. Disappointed Colon was heading to Enelva to drop off his son Diego and passing by the monastery of Rabida he asked for a little bread and water

Convent the Rabida, (15th century), 1920s
Convent the Rabida. Colombus went to Spain to offer his services to the catholic kings. He went first to the Dukes of Medina Sidonia, and of Medina Celi and then went to Cordoba

Picture No. 11992766
Lava Heron - Perched on a rock face - Rabida Island - Galapagos Lava Heron - Perched on a rock face - Rabida Island - Galapagos Date:

Picture No. 11992729
Brown Pelican - Flying off the coast of Rabida Island - Galapagos Islands Brown Pelican - Flying off the coast of Rabida Island - Galapagos Islands Date:

Chicago Worlds Fair - Convent of La Rabida - Square buildings, small windows. Part of Box 282 Boswell Collection - Chicago Exposition

Christopher Columbus at La Rabida. Engraving. Colored
Christopher Columbus (1451-1506). Genoese navigator. Columbus at the Convent of La Rabida. Engraving after the painting by Felipe Manso in The Spanish and American Illustration, 1892. Colored

Spain. La Rabida Monastery. Colored engraving
Spain. Andalusia. La Rabida Monastery. Franciscan monastery. Colored engraving. 19th century

Ecuador, Galapagos Islands, Rabida. Brown pelican on nest staring ahead. Credit as: Arthur Morris / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

GalAapagos Marine Iguana
Marine iguana spotted on Rabida Island in the Galapagos Islands

Picture No. 10884933
Rabida Island Date:

CABRAL Y BEJARANO, Antonio (1798-1861). Conversation in the Monastery of Santa Maria de La Rabida between Christopher Columbus, Garcia Fernandez, the priest Juan Perez and Alonzo Pinzon. ca

Wilkie, Sir David (1785-1841). Columbus in the Monastery at La Rabida. 1833. Engraving. Private Collection

CANO DE LA PEс, Eduardo (1823-1897). Columbus in the Monastery at La Rabida. 1856. SPAIN. Madrid. Senate Palace

Lava Lizard - Rabida Island - Galapagos Island
WAT-17595 Lava Lizard Rabida Island - Galapagos Island Microlophus grayi M. Watson contact details: prints@ardea.com tel: +44 (0) 20 8318 1401

Card Series 2
He seeks hospitality at the Franciscan convent of La Rabida. Date: 1446 - 1506

Lorgues / Rabida Convent
Columbus retires to the convent of La Rabida

Lorgues / Leaves for Palos
Columbus leaves La Rabida for Palos, accompanied by the Prior

Lorgues / La Rabida
The convent of La Rabida where Christopher Columbus lodged

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"Discovering the Hospitality of Rabida: Christopher Columbus' Journey" Step back in time to 1872 as we witness Christopher Columbus at La Rabida, a historic moment captured by F. Adam. The renowned explorer stands before the gates of the La Rabida Monastery in Palos Spain, demanding hospitality for himself and his young son. As we delve deeper into this captivating scene, we see the general view of Santa Maria de Moguer, a sight that would soon become an integral part of Columbus' voyage. The guardian warmly welcomes him and his son, setting the stage for their monumental journey. In preparation for his first voyage across uncharted waters, Columbus takes communion within the walls of Rabida. This sacred act symbolizes both his faith and determination to explore new horizons. The LORGUES/RABIDA CONVENT becomes a backdrop for an intriguing conversation between Columbus and physicist Garcia Fernandez in the Chapter House of the Monastery. Ideas are exchanged, theories discussed - all fueling Columbus' unwavering belief in reaching unknown lands. With bread in hand from Convent's gates, Colombus sets sail on his epic adventure. In an oil painting from 1856 depicting him at Rabida, we catch a glimpse into this pivotal moment in history when he embarks on what will be remembered as one of humanity's greatest achievements. Fast forward to the 1920s; Colombus arrives once again at Rabida with hope gleaming in his eyes. This time captured through photographs rather than paintings but still evoking that same sense of wonderment and anticipation. La Rabida monastery stands today as a testament to these extraordinary events - its walls echoing with tales from centuries past, and is here where Christopher Colombus found solace and support before changing our understanding of world geography forever. Join us on this historical journey as we unravel the mysteries surrounding "Rabida, " witnessing firsthand how it shaped the destiny of Christopher Columbus and our world.