Hernando Collection (#3)

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

DE SOTO: COFITACHEQUI, 1540. The queen of the Cofitachequi Native Americans greets Hernando de Soto and members of his expedition during their journey through present-day South Carolina, May 1540

DE SOTO: DEPARTURE, 1538. The departure of Hernando de Sotos Florida expedition from San Lucar, Spain, April 1538. Illustration by Alfred Russell, 1904

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

DE SOTO: ALABAMA NATIVE AMERICANS. The expedition of Hernando de Soto besieges the encampment of the Alabama Native Americans at Mauvila (or Mabila), 1540

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

HERNANDO DE SOTO (c1500-1542). Spanish explorer in America. Lithograph, 1876, by Currier & Ives

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

RELACAM VERDADEIRA, 1577. Title page of the first printed account of Hernando de Sotos discovery and exploration of Florida, the Relacam Verdadeira. Printed at Evora, Portugal, in 1577

DE SOTO: ALABAMA NATIVE AMERICANS. The expedition of Hernando de Soto besiege the encampment of the Alabama Native Americans at Mauvila (or Mabila), 1540

Hernando Cortes speaking with Montezuma II. Illumination from the Codex Florentino, c1540
SPANISH CONQUEST. Hernando Cortes speaking with Montezuma II. Illumination from the Codex Florentino, c1540, compiled by Bernardino de Sahagun (1499-1590)

Confrontation between Hernando de Soto and Incans before the Battle of Caxamalca, 1531
CONQUEST OF INCA EMPIRE. Confrontation between Hernando de Soto and Incans before the Battle of Caxamalca, 1531, where the Spanish killed 4000 Incans. Line engraving by Theodore de Bry, 1590

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

Hernando Cortez or Cortes (1485-1547) Spanish conquistador who conquered Mexico, with Montezuma II, last Aztec emperor, 1519. Early 20th century book illustration

Hernando de Talavera, Archbishop of Granada at the time of Ferdinand and Isabella. 15th century

Hernando Cortez (Fernado Cortes - 1485-1547) Spanish conquistador who conquered Mexico, making contact with native Mexicans. Hand-coloured lithograph, 1827

Hernando Cortes or Cortez (1485-1547) Spanish conquistador, conqueror of Mexico. Engraving of 1724 by George Vertue after the painting by Titian. Conquest Empire Colonisation

PIZARRO, Hernando (1475-1578). Spanish conqueror

MONARDES, Nicol᳠(1507-1888). Two books, one
MONARDES, Nicol᳠ (1507-1888). Two books, one on medical stuff from the Spanish Caribbean Islands, and the other on the use of bezoar. Printed in Seville by Hernando Diaz, 1569. SPAIN

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 INCA EMPIRE. / nConfrontation between Hernando de Soto and Incans before
CONQUEST OF INCA EMPIRE. /nConfrontation between Hernando de Soto and Incans before the Battle of Caxamalca, 1531, where the Spanish killed 4000 Incans./nLine engraving by Theodore de Bry, 1590

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

DE SOTO: MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Hernando de Soto discovering the Mississippi River on 21 May 1541. Steel engraving, American, 19th century, after a painting by William Henry Powell

DE SOTO IN FLORIDA, 1539. The bivouac in Florida of Hernando de Sotos 1539 expedition. Wood engraving, 19th century

DE SOTO: NATIVE AMERICAN FAMILY, 1539. A family of Florida Native Americans captured by Hernando de Soto and his exploring party in 1539. Wood engraving, American, 19th century, after Felix O.C

DE SOTO (c1496-1542). Hernando De Soto. Spanish explorer in America. De Soto at Tampa Bay, Florida, 1539. Steel engraving, American, 1853, after a drawing by Seth Eastman

DE SOTO: FLORIDA, 1539. Spanish explorer Hernando De Soto at Tampa Bay, Florida, in 1539. Steel engraving, American, 1853, after a drawing by Seth Eastman

HERNANDO de SOTO (1500-1542). Colored Spanish engraving, 1728

HERNANDO de SOTO (1500-1542). Spanish colored engraving, 18th century

HERNANDO CORTES (1485-1547). Spanish conqueror of Mexico. Color engraving, 19th century, after an illustration from Antonio de Solis y Ribadeneiras Historia de la Conquista de Mejico, 1684

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

HERNANDO DE SOTO (c1500-1542). Spanish explorer in America. Spanish painting

De Soto & Mississippi
Hernando de Soto discovers the Mississippi

Hernando Cortes / Thevet
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conqueror of Mexico

Hernando Cortes / Larmessi
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conqueror of Mexico

Hernando Cortes / 1884 Eng
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conquistador

Cortes (Holl)
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conquistador in Mexico

Cortes (Liebig)
HERNANDO CORTES Spanish conquistador who conquered Mexico, carried out other expeditions yet died peacefully on his estates in Spain. Date: 1485-1547

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"Hernando: A Conqueror's Journey through Mexico and Beyond" Step back in time to TENOCHTITLAN (MEXICO CITY) during the Spanish Conquest. Hernando, a brave and determined explorer, embarked on an extraordinary adventure that would shape history forever. Witness the Burial of De Soto on the Mississippi, as Hernando de Villafane, a Spanish commander and alderman, pays tribute to his fallen comrade. The conquest of new lands was not without sacrifice. Join Hernan Cortes in Zempuala during The Conquest of Mexico (1519-21), where he strategizes with unwavering determination. His encounters with indigenous peoples were both awe-inspiring and challenging. Experience the triumphs and tribulations of the Conquest of Mexico as Hernandez Cortes fearlessly leads his troops into uncharted territories. This 16th-century Spanish conquistador left an indelible mark on history. Marvel at Cortes' historic meeting with Aztec Emperor Montezuma in 1519. Their encounter shaped the destiny of two great civilizations - a pivotal moment forever etched in our collective memory. Discover the Submission of Atahualpa through a vividly colored engraving from 1807. Witness how Hernando de Soto's exploration led him to encounter this significant event, showcasing his relentless pursuit for knowledge. Follow Hernando de Soto's footsteps as he explores new frontiers beyond Mexico. From Peru to San Miguel de Piura, witness his dedication by overseeing construction of the first Christian church - leaving an enduring legacy behind. Hernando's journey was one filled with courage, ambition, and discovery. As we delve into his remarkable exploits across continents and cultures alike, let us remember this intrepid explorer who dared to venture into unknown realms - shaping our world as we know it today.