Caravels Collection

Istanbul/Constantinople: Caravels and galleys flying Turkish (crescent) and Hapsburg (double-headed eagle) flags
532847 Istanbul/Constantinople: Caravels and galleys flying Turkish (crescent) and Hapsburg (double-headed eagle) flags. By Giovanni Andrea Vavassori or Valvassori

Departure of the Santa Maria, the Pinta and the Nina from Palos in 1492 (oil on canvas)
IND171548 Departure of the Santa Maria, the Pinta and the Nina from Palos in 1492 (oil on canvas) by Bejarano, Antonio Cabral (1788-1861); Monastery of La Rabida, Huelva, Andalusia

A Caravel Attacked by a Sea Monster, Mughal India, c. 1590
6203790 A Caravel Attacked by a Sea Monster, Mughal India, c.1590 (opaque pigments heightened with gold & silver on paper) by Indian School

Columbus and his ships on 1942 Expedition
Christopher Columbus three caravel ships at sea. Date: 1492

Columbus arrives at San Salvador
Christopher Columbus and his caravels arrive at Guanahani island, later renamed San Salvador by Columbus. Row boats are heading towards the islands from where the three ships are anchored. Date: 1492

Map showing the route of Christopher Columbus on his first voyage to the New World
REV400275 Map showing the route of Christopher Columbus on his first voyage to the New World (gouache on paper) by Spanish School, (19th century); Monastery of La Rabida, Huelva, Andalusia

The First Voyage (colour litho)
BAL50420 The First Voyage (colour litho) by Searles, Victor A. (fl.1892); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ferdinand (1452-1516) and Isabella (1451-1504) seeing Christopher Columbus (1451-1506)

The letter of the Catholic Kings ordering the inhabitants of Palos to supply two ships
REV400272 The letter of the Catholic Kings ordering the inhabitants of Palos to supply two ships for Christopher Columbus is read from the pulpit of the Church of S

The Caravels and La Rabida (chromolitho)
1092886 The Caravels and La Rabida (chromolitho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Caravels and La Rabida. Illustration of The Columbian Exposition, 1893)

Departure of the Pinta, Nina and Santa Maria del Puerto de Palos Christopher Columbus, Italian navigator and explorer

Detail of a lithograph made ??in 1875 showing the Caravels of Columbus first voyage to America in 1492

Discovery of America (1492). The caravels that Christopher Columbus set out on his expedition: Pinta, Ni񡠡 nd Santa Mar� Litography. SPAIN. Madrid. Americas Museum

The 1492 ship Santa Maria and her sister ship Nina, side view

Istanbul / Constantinople: Caravels and galleys flying Turkish (crescent) and Hapsburg
Istanbul/Constantinople: Caravels and galleys flying Turkish (crescent) and Hapsburg (double-headed eagle) flags. Constantines palace (top centre) and the new palace of the Grand Turk

Portuguese galleys and caravels. Detail of a

COLUMBUS, ChrIstopher (1451-1506). Sailor at the Catholic Monarchs service, discoverer of America in 1492. Departure of the three caravels from Palos harbour on 3rd August 1492

SPAIN. Palos de la Frontera. La R bida Monastery.. Departure of the three caravels from the Palos harbour

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"Caravels: The Iconic Ships that Paved the Way for Exploration" Embarking on a historic journey, the Santa Maria, the Pinta, and the Nina set sail from Palos in 1492. This captivating oil on canvas painting captures their departure, marking a significant moment in maritime history. Vasco da Gama's caravel takes center stage in an illustration from Memorias das Armadas. . C. A symbol of Portuguese exploration, this ship carried da Gama to new horizons and opened up trade routes that would shape world commerce. Intriguingly, even sea monsters posed threats to caravels during voyages. An artwork from Mughal India depicts a dramatic encounter between a caravel and a fearsome creature lurking beneath the waves. It serves as a reminder of the dangers faced by early explorers. Christopher Columbus' expedition is immortalized through various depictions. From his arrival at San Salvador to maps showcasing his route to the New World, these images capture pivotal moments that forever changed our understanding of geography and human civilization. The first voyage of Columbus comes alive with vibrant colors in a lithograph titled "The First Voyage. " It encapsulates both excitement and uncertainty as these small but sturdy ships ventured into uncharted waters. Not only Columbus but also Vasco da Gama embarked on daring expeditions. Watercolor paintings depict Vasco da Gama's Portuguese expedition in 1524, highlighting his role in expanding European influence across distant lands. Behind every successful voyage were logistical arrangements like those seen in "The letter of Catholic Kings ordering inhabitants of Palos to supply two ships. " These documents reveal how crucial planning was for ensuring smooth departures and provisions for long journeys. "The Caravels and La Rabida, " captured beautifully through chromolithography, showcases not just ships but also historical landmarks associated with Christopher Columbus' journey. It serves as a testament to human ingenuity and the spirit of exploration.