| n2012-6_01 | I. The Promontory of Florida, at Which the French Touched; Named by Them the French Promontory | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
I. The Promontory of Florida, at Which the French Touched; Named by Them the French Promontory
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_02 | II. The French Sail to the River of May | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
II. The French Sail to the River of May
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_03 | III. Leaving the River of May, the French Discover Two Other Rivers | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg
/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
III. Leaving the River of May, the French Discover Two Other Rivers
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_04 | IV. Six Other Rivers Discovered by the French | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg
/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
IV. Six Other Rivers Discovered by the French
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_09 | IX. The French Select a Place for Building a Fort | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
IX. The French Select a Place for Building a Fort
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6 | Theodor de Bry's Engravings of the Timucua | still image | Indians of North America Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
Theodor de Bry's Engravings of the Timucua
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_05 | V. The French Reach Port Royal | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg
/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
V. The French Reach Port Royal
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_06 | VI. The French Commander Erects a Column with the Arms of the King of France | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg
/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
VI. The French Commander Erects a Column with the Arms of the King of France
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_07 | VII. The French Left in Fort Charles Suffer from Scarcity of Provisions | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg
/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
VII. The French Left in Fort Charles Suffer from Scarcity of Provisions
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
| n2012-6_08 | VIII. The Natives of Florida Worship the Column Erected by the Commander on his First Voyage | still image | Indians of North America -- Florida.
Florida -- Saint Johns County -- Saint Augustine | /fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg
/fpc/memory/omeka_images/thumbnails/debry.jpg |
VIII. The Natives of Florida Worship the Column Erected by the Commander on his First Voyage
- Date
- 1591
- Description
- This collection consists of digital copies (produced by the Archives) of 42 16th-century engraved illustrations by Theodore de Bry. The engravings are from the second volume in de Bry's series Grands Voyages chronicling the European exploration of the Americas. The second volume, "Der ander Theil, der newlich erfundenen Landschafft Americae, von dreyen Schiffahrten, so die Frantzosen in Floridam" (1591), was an account of the French attempt to establish a settlement in Florida and their experiences with the Timucua. De Bry's engraved illustrations are the earliest European images of Florida. A Flemish engraver, bookseller and publisher, de Bry produced the copper engravings with the help of his sons Jan Theodor and Jan Israel. As none of them had ever been to Florida, they were guided in their efforts by watercolors created by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (c. 1533-1588), a French artist and mapmaker who was a member of the 1564 Laudonnière expedition.
- Collection
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