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Wealth of the Indies, 17th century

Wealth of the Indies, 17th century


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Wealth of the Indies, 17th century

Wealth of the Indies, 17th century. Design for a Gobelin tapestry showing rich flora and fauna and products of the West Indies and Central and South America

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Abundance Bullock Cart Cart Chromolithograph Coconut Coconuts Flamingo Guinea Pig Indies Monkey Natural Resources Oxen Plenty South American Tapestry Wealth Wealthy West Indian West Indies Ann Ronan Pictures Metaphor


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This vibrant and intricate 17th-century tapestry design, titled "Wealth of the Indies" is a stunning depiction of the bountiful flora, fauna, and natural resources found in the West Indies, Central America, and South America. Created for Gobelin tapestry production at the renowned Gobelins Tapestry Works factory, this chromolithograph print captures the essence of abundance and wealth. The tapestry showcases a bustling scene with men utilizing bullock carts to transport an array of goods along a scenic road. Lush trees bear fruits like coconuts while colorful birds flutter overhead. Monkeys playfully swing from branches as a majestic flamingo stands gracefully nearby. This visual metaphor emphasizes the richness and diversity of these lands. In this land of plenty, nature's gifts are celebrated - from exotic plants to animals such as oxen and guinea pigs that were essential for transportation or sustenance. The buildings in the background hint at human habitation amidst this thriving landscape. This print by Unknown artist offers us a glimpse into an era when exploration brought new discoveries about distant continents. It serves as a reminder of how these regions have long been associated with their vast reserves of valuable resources. With its vivid colors and meticulous details, this artwork invites viewers to appreciate both the beauty and potential prosperity that can be found within our natural world.

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