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Collection:
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JCB Archive of Early American Images
Collection
JCB Archive of Early American Images
Collection
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Accession number:
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01559
ACCESSION_NO
01559
Accession number
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Record number:
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01559-1
RECORD_NUMBER
01559-1
Record number
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JCB call number:
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B757 V455n
JCB_CALL_NO
B757 V455n
JCB call number
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Image title:
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Mapa de la California su Golfo, y Provincias fronteras en el Continente de Nueva España.
IMAGE_TITLE
Mapa de la California su Golfo, y Provincias fronteras en el Continente de Nueva España.
Image title
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Creator 1:
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Is. Peña
Creator1
Is. Peña
Creator 1
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Creator 1 role:
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sculp.
CREATOR1_ROLE
sculp.
Creator 1 role
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Place image published:
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[Madrid]
PLACE_IMAGE_PUBLISHE D
[Madrid]
Place image published
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Image publisher:
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[Widow of Manuel Fernanadez]
IMAGE_PUBLISHER
[Widow of Manuel Fernanadez]
Image publisher
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Image date:
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1757
IMAGE_DATE
1757
Image date
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Image function:
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fold-out map; vol.1, preceding p. 1
Image_Function
fold-out map; vol.1, preceding p. 1
Image function
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Technique:
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engraving
Technique
engraving
Technique
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Image dimension height:
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36.3 cm.
IMAGE_DIMENSIONS_hei ght
36.3 cm.
Image dimension height
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Image dimension width:
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31.2 cm.
IMAGE_DIMENSIONS_wid th
31.2 cm.
Image dimension width
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Page dimension height:
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40.7 cm
PAGE_DIMENSIONS_heig ht
40.7 cm
Page dimension height
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Page dimension width:
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33 cm.
PAGE_DIMENSIONS_widt h
33 cm.
Page dimension width
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Materials medium:
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ink
MATERIALS_medium
ink
Materials medium
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Materials support:
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paper
MATERIALS_support
paper
Materials support
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Languages:
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Spanish
Languages
Spanish
Languages
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Description:
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Map of the Baja Peninsula of California and of part of Mexico surrounded by vignettes including gannets or birds, bighorn sheep, coyote, beaver, four scenes of native Americans hunting, fishing, curing sickness, and showing religious ceremonies. Also includes scenes of Spanish martyrdom, Lorenzo Carranco and Nicolas Tamaral, at the hands of native Americans. Cartographic elements include location of rivers and settlements and degrees of latitude and longitude. Decorative elements include the Jesuit symbol, feathered headdress and fans, bows, arrows, and fishing net.
Description
Map of the Baja Peninsula of California and of part of Mexico surrounded by vignettes including gannets or birds, bighorn sheep, coyote, beaver, four scenes of native Americans hunting, fishing, curing sickness, and showing religious ceremonies. Also includes scenes of Spanish martyrdom, Lorenzo Carranco and Nicolas Tamaral, at the hands of native Americans. Cartographic elements include location of rivers and settlements and degrees of latitude and longitude. Decorative elements include the Jesuit symbol, feathered headdress and fans, bows, arrows, and fishing net.
Description
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Source creator:
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Venegas, Miguel, 1680-1764
SOURCE_creator
Venegas, Miguel, 1680-1764
Source creator
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Source Title:
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Noticia de la California, y desu conquista temporal, y espiritual hasta el tiempo presente .. Tomo primero
SOURCE_title
Noticia de la California, y desu conquista temporal, y espiritual hasta el tiempo presente .. Tomo primero
Source Title
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Source place of publication:
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Madrid
SOURCE_place_of_publ ication
Madrid
Source place of publication
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Source publisher:
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En la Imprenta de la Viuda de Manuel Fernandez, y del Supremo Consejo de la Inquisicion
SOURCE_publisher
En la Imprenta de la Viuda de Manuel Fernandez, y del Supremo Consejo de la Inquisicion
Source publisher
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Source date:
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M.D.CCLVII [1757]
SOURCE_date
M.D.CCLVII [1757]
Source date
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notes:
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Venegas, a prominent Mexican Jesuit, finished the manuscript of this book in 1739. It was extensively revised by Andrés Marcos Burriel. Considered the first history of California, it is notable for publishing the explorations of Father Consag which established that California was not an island and for publishing Torquemada' account of the Vizcaino expedition.Carranco and Tamaral were martyred at the beginning of Pericú revolt in 1734.
NOTES
Venegas, a prominent Mexican Jesuit, finished the manuscript of this book in 1739. It was extensively revised by Andrés Marcos Burriel. Considered the first history of California, it is notable for publishing the explorations of Father Consag which established that California was not an island and for publishing Torquemada' account of the Vizcaino expedition.Carranco and Tamaral were martyred at the beginning of Pericú revolt in 1734.
notes
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Time Period:
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1751-1800
TIME_PERIOD
1751-1800
Time Period
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Subject Area:
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Artifacts, industry, and human activities; Flora and fauna; Indigenous peoples; Geography, maps, city views and plans
subject_groups
Artifacts, industry, and human activities; Flora and fauna; Indigenous peoples; Geography, maps, city views and plans
Subject Area
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geographic area:
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Spanish America
geographic_areas
Spanish America
geographic area
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Subject headings:
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Indians of Mexico; Mexico--Maps
subject_heads
Indians of Mexico; Mexico--Maps
Subject headings
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References:
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Wagner, H.R. Cartography of the Northwest coast of America, 587, vol. 1, p. 154-155; http://www.dsloan.c…(June 2004)
REFERENCES_
Wagner, H.R. Cartography of the Northwest coast of America, 587, vol. 1, p. 154-155; http://www.dsloan.c…(June 2004) References
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Owner and copyright:
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©John Carter Brown Library, Box 1894, Brown University, Providence, R.I. 02912
OWNER_and_COPYRIGHT
©John Carter Brown Library, Box 1894, Brown University, Providence, R.I. 02912
Owner and copyright
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