1565 Collection
"1565: A Glimpse into the 16th Century World" Step back in time with a 16th-century world map
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"1565: A Glimpse into the 16th Century World" Step back in time with a 16th-century world map, showcasing the vastness of unexplored territories and the spirit of adventure that defined this era. As you explore further, witness the Siege of Malta in 1565, a pivotal moment when knights defended their island against Ottoman invaders. Intriguingly contrasting this historical event is an unexpected scene - a family seeking solace in a sauna. Delve into the depths of art as you admire "C015/1554, " an exquisite artwork capturing domestic life during this period. Traveling across continents, we arrive at St. Augustine's founding in Florida by Pedro Menendez de Aviles. Immerse yourself in his journey through a wood engraving from the 19th century, marveling at how exploration shaped new frontiers. Venturing to Brazil, discover Portuguese maps depicting native Indians harvesting brazilwood trees – Caesalpinia echinata – revealing both cultural diversity and economic pursuits during this time. The Siege of Malta raised brings us closer to Conrad Gessner (1516-1565), whose contributions to science and natural history were cut short by his untimely passing. Witness bravery unfold as Turks faced resistance on Maltese soil during July 1565. Another significant event unfolds with the take of Fort Saint Elmo on June 23rd, forever etching its name into history books. Feel your heart race as you imagine soldiers battling for control amidst intense conflict. Transitioning away from warfare but still within historical context is Taylorcraft Auster 5 G-AMVD – an aircraft symbolizing advancements made during this period; innovation soaring beyond boundaries once thought impossible. Uncover tales from distant lands as Miguel Lopez de Legazpi engages in Blood Compacts ceremony while establishing Spanish viceroyship in Mexico according to Codex Osuna, a 16th-century manuscript that offers glimpses into colonial rule.