Media Contributed by Rick
Francisco de Orellana's expedition of 1539 to 1542 Early representation of Newfoundland, Lower California, the Amazon, and the Ladrones. "This is one of the earliest maps to show the results of Spanish exploration of the interior of North and South America. On the continent of South America is recorded Francisco de Orellana's great trek between 1539 and 1542. Starting at Quito, Orellana traveled across the Andes to the Amazon and down that great river to its mouth. Originally in three parts, this map has been attributed to António Pereira, a Portuguese seaman. The other two sections have not, as yet, been found." Description from Danforth, Susan., and William Hardy McNeill. Encountering the New World, 1493 to 1800: Catalogue of an Exhibition. Providence, RI: John Carter Brown Library, 1991, 17.
Francisco de Orellano Bust in Trujillo (Cáceres)
Queen Victoria Coronation portrait by George Hayter
Victoria receives the news of her accession From Lord Conyngham (left) and the Archbishop of Canterbury. Engraving after painting by Henry Tanworth Wells, 1887
Osborne House North Facade Queen Victoria's Family retreat, and place of death
Prince Edward Portrait by Sir William Beechey, 1818 (originally owned by Mme de Saint-Laurent) cropped
