Cort Collection (page 3)

Chepstow Castle, Hendrik Frans de Cort, 1742-1810, German

Cornelis Cort after Titian (Netherlandish, 1533-1578), Landscape with Roger Liberating Angelica, engraving

MEXICO: SPANISH CONQUEST. Hernando Cortes and his army encounter Aztec warriors. Drawing from the Codex Florentino, compiled by Bernardo de Sahagun, c1540

HERNANDO CORTES (1485-1547). Spanish conqueror of Mexico. Drawing from the Trachtenbuch of medallist Christoph Weiditz, 1529, believed to be the only authentic portrait of Cortes

CORTES AND TLAXCALANS. Spanish conqueror Hernando Cortes receiving a beaded necklace from the Tlaxcalans as a sign of friendship, 1519. Drawing by the Dominican friar Diego Duran, late 16th century

MEXICO: CORTES & ARMY. The army of Spanish conquerer Hernando Cortes burning an Aztec building in Mexico. Drawing from the Codex Florentino, compiled by Bernardo de Sahagun, c1540

CORTES AT VERACRUZ, 1519. Hernando Cortes at Veracruz, Mexico, at the beginning of the Spanish conquest, 1519. Drawing from a Mexican codex

MEXICO: SPANISH CONQUEST. Mexican Indians dance for King Cavltzontzin (center), while others bear gifts of silver and gold to the palace of Hernando Cortez (upper left)

SPANISH CONQUEST, 1524. Contemporary map of the discoveries in the Gulf of Mexico, from the Latin version of Hernando Cortes Second Letter, printed at Nuremburg, Germany, in 1524

SPANISH CONQUEST, 1519. Hernando Cortes (center), his conquistador Bernal Diaz, and a band of Tlaxcaltecs marching to Tenochtitlan (present-day Mexico City) in 1519

SPANISH CONQUEST, 1519. Hernando Cortes welcomed with gifts by Tlaxcaltec native Indians who believed him to be the god Quetzalcoatl incarnate, 1519. From the Lienzo de Tlaxcala canvas

SPANISH CONQUEST, 1519. Dona Marina interpreting at the meeting of Hernando Cortes and Montezumas envoy, shortly after Cortes arrival, 8 November 1519, at Tenochtitlan. Aztec drawing

SPANISH CONQUEST, 1521. Hernando Cortes and a Tlaxcaltec chief supervise natives in building boats for Cortes and his men to sail against Tenochtitlan in 1521. Contemporary Aztec drawing

MONTEZUMA II (1480-1520). Aztec emperor. Montezuma put in irons. Illumination from the Codex Florentino, c1540, compiled by Bernardino de Sahagun (1499-1590)

ALFONSO XIII (1886-1941). King of Spain, 1886-1931. The accession of the king, taking the oath before the Cortes in Madrid, 17 May 1902. Contemporary English newspaper illustration

HERNANDO CORTES (1485-1547). Spanish conquerer of Mexico. Cortes entering Mexico. Panel painting by Miguel Gonzalez, c1698

MEXICO: CORTES, 1519. Cortes is greeted by Montezumas messenger in 1519. Mexican Indian painting, 16th century

CORTES & MONTEZUMA. Dona Marina (right) interpreting during the meeting of Montezuma II (seated on left) and Hernando Cortes at Tenochtitlan in November 1519. Contemporary Aztec drawing

HERNANDO CORTES (1485-1547). Spanish conqueror of Mexico. Woodcut, Dutch, 17th century

CORTES LETTER, 1522. Title-page of the first edition of Cortes Second Letter, entitled Carta de Relacion. Printed at Seville in 1522

NAVIGATION STUDENT, 1556. The Student of Navigation. Woodcut from Martin Cortes Breve Compendio de la Sphera, Seville, 1556

Plan of Tenochtitlan (site of modern Mexico City) at the time of the Spanish Conquest
PLAN OF TENOCHTITLAN, 1524. Plan of Tenochtitlan (site of modern Mexico City) at the time of the Spanish Conquest. Woodcut from the Latin edition of Hernando Cortes Second Letter

MEXICO. Cuernavaca. Cortes Palace. Near Cuernavaca City-Hernan Cortes Palace

Spanish conquest of Mexico (1520). HernᮠCort鳠
Spanish conquest of Mexico (1520). Hernᮠ Cort鳠 in the battle of Otumba (7th July 1520). Anonymous author. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Army Museum

Hernan Cort鳠with his fellows in the Battle
Hernan Cort鳠 with his fellows in the Battle of Otumba against Aztec people, 1520. Engraving

The Astrology (allegory). Cornelis Cort engraving published in Antwerp, 1565. Mannerism art. Engraving

MUяZ TORRERO, Diego (1761-1829). Spanish eclesiastic
" MUя Z TORRERO, Diego (1761-1829). Spanish eclesiastic and liberal politician, representative of Badajoz in the Cort of Cadiz

CORTɓ, Hernᮠ(1485-1547). Spanish conqueror
CORTɓ, Hernᮠ (1485-1547). Spanish conqueror of Mexico. Painting. MEXICO. Mexico City. National Museum of History (Chapultepec Castle)

Marina (1500-1531). Native American woman, daughter of a Tenochtitlan chief. She worked as interpreter of Nahuatl and Maya

America (16th c. ). Batlle of Zempoala (24th May
" America (16th c.). Batlle of Zempoala (24th May 1520). Hernan Cortes taking Pᮦ ilo de Narv᥺ as a prisoner. Painting of the series " History of Mexico". Painting. SPAIN

DONOSO CORTɓ, Juan (1809-1853). Spanish writer and politician. Oil on canvas. SPAIN. Madrid. Royal Academy of History

Spanish conqueror of Mexico. Oil painting by an unknown 16th century artist
HERNANDO CORTES (1485-1547). Spanish conqueror of Mexico. Oil painting by an unknown 16th century artist

CONQUEST OF MEXICO, 1521. The capture of Mexico City, or Tenochtitlan, by Hernando Cortes and his Spanish conquistadores, 13 August 1521. Steel engraving, American, 1870

Mr. John Cort presents Calv. Date c1907

MAP: ATLANTIC VOYAGES. Map showing the routes of the major European voyages of discovery, from Leif Ericsson (1001) to Henry Hudson (1610)

SILENT FILM STILL. Ricardo Cortes and Greta Garbo in a film adaptation of Vicente Ibanezs Torrent, 1926

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"Cort: Unveiling the Legacy of a Conquistador in Mexico City" Step into the vibrant history of Tenochtitlan, now known as Mexico City, during the Spanish Conquest. Witness the grandeur and power of the ancient Templo Mayor complex through an awe-inspiring reconstruction. Diego Rivera's captivating mural, "History of Mexico, " takes you on a visual journey through time, where Hernan Cortes played a pivotal role. Explore his controversial connection to Sor Juana Ines de La Cruz, niece of this renowned conquistador. Travel back to America in the 16th century and experience La Noche Triste (Sad Night), a fateful event that unfolded during Cortes' conquests. Discover how his troops faced defeat at the Battle of Otumba but ultimately triumphed over Aztec forces. Marvel at the original banner carried by Hernan Cortes himself during his expeditions in the 16th century. This emblem represents both conquest and controversy, symbolizing a chapter in history that shaped nations. In 1951, witness the dramatic disembarkation of Spanish forces at Veracruz as they set foot on Mexican soil once again. Feel their anticipation and determination as they embark on new adventures and challenges. Delve into artistry beyond warfare with Cornelis Cort's masterpiece depicting "The Dispute of Church Fathers over Holy Sacrament" from 1575. Experience religious fervor amidst theological debates captured intricately by this talented artist. Discover Matthew Cort's story intertwined with Dutch sailing vessels from 1565 - an era when maritime exploration thrived. Immerse yourself in tales of adventure across vast oceans aboard majestic ships like hulks and boeiers. Finally, witness modern-day excitement as Andy Murray arrives on cort for an exhilarating match filled with skillful tennis strokes that captivate audiences worldwide.