Map of Chile compiled by Jesuits, 1646
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Map of Chile compiled by Jesuits, 1646
Sea decorated with waves, sea creatures and ships; land with volcanoes, animals and inhabitants including men with tails. From the early 17th century the Jesuits undertook the religious colonisation of vast areas of South America granted by the Spanish crown.
Society of Jesus
- Image reference: F0318
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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