Region: Brazil
Portrait of Johan Maurits
From Thierbuch
Grounds of Johan Maurits' palace of Vrijburg [from Barlaeus, Rerum per Octennium in Brasilia]
The Ox Cart
Waterfall in the Forest
Lobster and lizard
Parrot
Albino man (Homem Albino)
Tapuya Dance
Tapuya warrior
Tapuya woman
Tupi woman
Omem Negro [Negro Man], from Thierbuch
Molher Negra [Negro Woman], from Thierbuch
Mameluca, from Thierbuch
Omem Brasiliano [Brazilian Man], from Thierbuch
Tupi Indian
Molher Brasiliana [Brazilian Woman], from Thierbuch
Brazilian woman
Brazilian man
Omem Tapuÿa [Tapuya Man], from Thierbuch
Tapuya man
Molher Tapuÿa [Tapuya Woman], from Thierbuch
Tapuya woman
Tupinamba Woman, after Eckhout, for John Locke
Tupinamba Man, mislabled as "Amboinese," after Eckhout, for John Locke
Historia Naturalis Brasiliae title page
Sugarmill
Ipeca, from Libri Principis
Historia Naturalis Brasiliae excerpt
Tapuya Man and Woman, from Historia Naturalis Brasiliae
Tapuya Man and Woman, from Historia Naturalis Brasiliae
Le Chasseur Indien [after drawing by Eckhout], GobelinTapestry from the Teintures des Indes series
The Two Bulls [after drawing by Eckhout], Gobelin Tapestry from the Teintures des Indes series
Tin-glazed Earthenware Tiles, African figures after Eckhout
Village of Olinda, engraving from Barlaeus, Rerum per Octennium in Brasilia, 1647
Village of Olinda, prospect view accompanying Izaak Commelyn's map showing the Dutch conquest of the village, 1630
View of Vrijburg
View of Vrijburg
Map of Pernambuco including Itamaracá
Map of Pernambuco including Itamaraca
Map of Brazil
Accuratissima Brasiliae Tabula
Reproduction of Post's double print with the town of Recife and the city of Mauritsstad
Double print with the town of Recife and the city of Mauritsstad seen from the reefs
double print with the town of Recife and the city of Mauritsstad seen from the reefs
View of Marin d'Olinda de Pernambuco and view of 't Recif de Pernambuco
Map of Recife and the island of Antonio Vaz at the time of Count Nassau's arrival, 1637
View of Marin d'Olinda de Pernambuco and view of 't Recif de Pernambuco, from Joannes de Laet, Historie ofte Iaerlijck verhael van de verrichtinghen der Geoctroyeerde West-Indische Compagnie, zedert haer begin, tot het eynde van 't jaer sesthien-hondert ses-en-dertich...
Sugarmill
São FranciscoRiver
Engenho Real [Landscape in Brazil]
Historia Naturalis Brasiliae excerpt
Historia Naturalis Brasiliae excerpt
Still life with manioc
Still life with calabash
Negro Woman, from Libri Picturati
Untitled
Painting detail
Untitled
Fort Frederick Hendrik
Still life with slender gourds
Still life with pineapple, papaya, etc.
Still life with palm inflorescence, peppers, etc.
Still life with bananas, citrus fruit, etc.
Still life with melon, cabbage, etc.
Still life with coconuts
Still life with pineapple, watermelon, etc.
Untitled
Still life with melons, etc.
Red-footed tortoises fighting
Still life with brazil nuts, etc.
Fruit
Still life with gourd, citrus fruits and cactus
Citrus Fruit, from Theatri Rerum Naturalium Brasiliae, Libri Picturati
Mulato [Mulatto], from Thierbuch
Detail of scarification from Molher Negra, from Thierbuch
Slaves on market, from Thierbuch
Portrait of Johan Maurits
Pressing sugarcane, from Historia Naturalis Brasiliae
Sugar refining, from Historia Naturalis Brasiliae
Map of Brazil
Tapuya Indians Fighting and Hunting
Black slaves work on the sugar plantations
The Spanish Treatment of Fugitive Black Slaves, from America, Part V
Illustration for chapter "On Sugar and Spices," in Johan van Beverwyck, Schat der Gesontheyt
Map of Pernambuco
Processing sugarcane
Pfeilstaert [Ray], from Thierbuch
Ray
Libri Picturati excerpt
Cobra
Cashew fruit
Historia Naturalis Brasiliae excerpt
Historia Naturalis Brasiliae excerpt
Macaw
Macaw, from Thierbuch
Description of the Tapuya?
Sloth
Libri Picturati excerpt
Another inhabitant of Angola
Brazilian cannibal [male]
Brazilian cannibal [female]