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Francisco de Bobadilla arriving as Governor and arresting Christopher Columbus (1451-1506)
XJF1072646 Francisco de Bobadilla arriving as Governor and arresting Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) in Hispaniola, 1500, 1590 (engraving) by Bry, Theodore de (1528-98); Private Collection; (add.info.: from Americae Partes, Frankfurt, 1590, Antilles, 16th century); Flemish, out of copyright
Media ID 12700863
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This engraving, titled "Francisco de Bobadilla arriving as Governor and arresting Christopher Columbus" transports us back to the tumultuous year of 1500 in Hispaniola. The image depicts a pivotal moment in history when power dynamics shifted dramatically. In this scene, we witness Francisco de Bobadilla's arrival as the new governor, accompanied by a formidable group of soldiers adorned in armor and armed with swords. Their imposing presence contrasts sharply with the palm trees swaying gently in the background, symbolizing the clash between Old World authority and the untamed beauty of the New World. The focus is on Christopher Columbus, who stands defiantly before his captor. His expression reveals a mix of surprise and disbelief at being arrested by someone he once considered an ally. The artist skillfully captures this tension through intricate details such as Columbus' furrowed brow and clenched fists. A majestic galleon anchored nearby serves as a reminder of Columbus' groundbreaking voyages that led to European exploration of these uncharted territories. It also highlights how quickly fortunes can change; just years earlier, Columbus had been celebrated for his discoveries. This engraving from Theodore de Bry's "Americae Partes" series offers us a glimpse into an important historical event while showcasing Flemish artistry at its finest. As we contemplate this print, we are reminded that even great explorers like Columbus were not immune to political intrigue or shifting allegiances within their own expeditions.
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