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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. Native Americans flee in fear of Columbus
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
Native Americans flee in fear of Columbus. Colored woodcut from Giuliano Datis Isole Trovate Nuovamente Per El Re di Spagna, Florence, 1493
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1492 1493 Afraid Age Of Discovery American Indian Caravel Christopher Columbus Encounter Event Exploration Explorer Flee Giuliano Island Landing Navigator New World Ocean Seashore Shore Spanish Voyage
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This print captures a pivotal moment in history as Christopher Columbus encounters Native Americans during his voyage to the New World. The colored woodcut, taken from Giuliano Datis' Isole Trovate Nuovamente Per El Re di Spagna, Florence, 1493 publication, showcases the fear and trepidation felt by the indigenous people upon encountering this European explorer. In this image, we witness a scene of chaos and uncertainty on an unknown island's seashore. As Columbus and his crew disembark from their caravel ship, Native Americans can be seen fleeing in terror. Their expressions convey a mix of astonishment and dread at the arrival of these foreign invaders. The woodcut's intricate details highlight the cultural clash between two worlds - one representing the age of discovery and exploration led by Columbus himself, while the other symbolizes American Indian tribes who had inhabited these lands for centuries. This historic encounter marked not only a significant event in maritime navigation but also set into motion profound consequences for both continents involved. It serves as a reminder of how exploration can bring about fear and displacement for those already established in their homelands. As we reflect on this powerful image, it prompts us to consider the complexities surrounding colonization and its impact on indigenous communities throughout history.
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