A New Map Of The Island Of Barbados wherein every Parish, Plantation, Watermill, Windmill & Cattlemill, is described with the name of the Present Possesor, and all things els Remarkable according to a Late Exact Survey thereof.

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A New Map Of The Island Of Barbados wherein every Parish, Plantation, Watermill, Windmill & Cattlemill, is described with the name of the Present Possesor, and all things els Remarkable according to a Late Exact Survey thereof.
A New Map Of The Island Of Barbados wherein every Parish, Plantation, Watermill, Windmill & Cattlemill, is described with the name of the Present Possesor, and all things els Remarkable according to a Late Exact Survey thereof.
Cartographer (British, 1674 - 1687)
Dateprinted c. 1685
MediumEngraving with hand coloring
DimensionsComposition: 18 5/8 in. × 22 in. (47.3 × 55.9 cm) Sheet: 21 in. × 24 5/8 in. (53.3 × 62.5 cm)
Credit LineThe Beinecke Lesser Antilles Collection of Hamilton College
Object number1971.50
Not on view
DescriptionMap of the island of barbados. Copper engraving, colored. First printed 1675-76
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Provenance 1971: Hamilton College, by gift of Walter Beinecke, Jr.
Published References Hough, Samuel J. and Penelope R.O. Hough, THE BEINECKE LESSER ANTILLES COLLECTION AT HAMILTON COLLEGE: A CATOLOGUE OF BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS, PRINTS, MAPS, AND DRAWINGS (Trustees of Hamilton College, Clinton, NY, 1994), 321, catalogue no.C3.
Inscribed "A NEW MAP OF THE ISLAND OF BARBADOES / wherein every Parish, Plantation, Watermill, Windmill & Cattlemill, is described with the name of the Present Possessor, and all things els Remarkable according to a Late Exact Survey thereof." at upper center in typeset in black ink; "By Phillip Lea at ye Atlas & Hercules in ye Pultery ouer against ye ould Jury / And by John Sellers at his shop on the Weft side of the Royal Exchange LONDON" at lower left in typeset in black ink; "W.J. 599 Mott 1-28-63" on verso at lower right in pencil; "Mott" on verso at center left in pencil; [illeg.] C S C [circle] on vero at upper right in pencil.
Untitled [Port Royal mountains from New Castle, Barbados]
Untitled [Port Royal mountains from New Castle, Barbados]
Date: c. 1837
Medium: Watercolor on paper
Object number: 1971.33
Untitled [Saint Mary's Church, Woodford, Barbados]
Untitled [Saint Mary's Church, Woodford, Barbados]
Date: c. 1835
Medium: Watercolor on paper
Object number: 1971.35
Untitled from the series "Architecture" (Alley of live oaks from the porch at Oak Alley Plantation, Saint James Parish, Vacherie, Louisiana)
Untitled from the series "Architecture" (Alley of live oaks from the porch at Oak Alley Plantation, Saint James Parish, Vacherie, Louisiana)
Silvia Saunders
Date: c. 1935-1941
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 1969.11.1
The Rotary Club has 752,000 members in 150 countries. It was started in 1905 by a group of businessmen for their mutual benefit. The name derives from the original plan to "rotate" the location of each meeting. Today Rotary is a club devoted to four types of service: Club, Community, Vocational and International. We are still growing and add at least one new club to our worldwide membership every day. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California, from the series "Our Kind of People"
The Rotary Club has 752,000 members in 150 countries. It was started in 1905 by a group of businessmen for their mutual benefit. The name derives from the original plan to "rotate" the location of each meeting. Today Rotary is a club devoted to four types of service: Club, Community, Vocational and International. We are still growing and add at least one new club to our worldwide membership every day. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California, from the series "Our Kind of People"
Bill Owens
Date: 1969-75
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2019.18.84
The Rotary Club has 752,000 members in 150 countries. It was started in 1905 by a group of businessmen for their mutual benefit. The name derives from the original plan to "rotate" the location of each meeting. Today Rotary is a club devoted to four types of service: Club, Community, Vocational and International. We are still growing and add at least one new club to our worldwide membership every day. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California, from the series "Our Kind of People"
The Rotary Club has 752,000 members in 150 countries. It was started in 1905 by a group of businessmen for their mutual benefit. The name derives from the original plan to "rotate" the location of each meeting. Today Rotary is a club devoted to four types of service: Club, Community, Vocational and International. We are still growing and add at least one new club to our worldwide membership every day. Tri-Valley Area, Northern California, from the series "Our Kind of People"
Bill Owens
Date: 1969-75
Medium: Gelatin silver print
Object number: 2018.12.95
The parish priest Ramonet: "I left for the Ile de Sein with a book on Gurdjieff that was supposed to get me back into shape. I barely looked at it. Thanks to Felix Guilcher, a real, lyrical and discreet hero, a rare friend discovered over there, to a Parish Priest, and to all the islanders, more islander than Breton, I soon felt quite at home, something quite unexpected, indeed inconceivable. Happy and calm, I was protected from the distant continent by a superb and pitiless sea. On Sein, I finally told myself "they'll never get me!". I'll never be able to repay my debt to the Sein Islanders for what they gave me
The parish priest Ramonet: "I left for the Ile de Sein with a book on Gurdjieff that was supposed to get me back into shape. I barely looked at it. Thanks to Felix Guilcher, a real, lyrical and discreet hero, a rare friend discovered over there, to a Parish Priest, and to all the islanders, more islander than Breton, I soon felt quite at home, something quite unexpected, indeed inconceivable. Happy and calm, I was protected from the distant continent by a superb and pitiless sea. On Sein, I finally told myself "they'll never get me!". I'll never be able to repay my debt to the Sein Islanders for what they gave me
Jean-Philippe Charbonnier
Date: 1956
Medium: Vintage gelatin silver print
Object number: 2022.15.197
Untitled [barn and windmill]
Untitled [barn and windmill]
William C. Palmer
Date: 1931
Medium: Ink on paper
Object number: WCP.168
© Abelardo Morell. Image courtesy of Light Work, Syracuse, NY. For educational purposes only.
Camera Obscura – Late Afternoon View of the East Side of Midtown Manhattan
Abelardo Morell
Date: 2014
Medium: Archival inkjet print
Object number: 2021.9.4
Shakespeare on the Late Riot, from "Harper's Weekly"
Shakespeare on the Late Riot, from "Harper's Weekly"
Thomas Nast
Date: published August 5, 1871
Medium: Wood engraving on newsprint
Object number: 2019.13.137
Amphitheatre Flavius, Rome, MDCCCLXXV.--Caesar Having Things Rendered Unto Him, from "Harper's Weekly"
Amphitheatre Flavius, Rome, MDCCCLXXV.--Caesar Having Things Rendered Unto Him, from "Harper's Weekly"
Thomas Nast
Date: published January 16, 1875
Medium: Wood engraving on newsprint
Object number: 2019.13.268
'Fixing Things'---A Proper Steering Apparatus Found, from "Harper's Weekly"
'Fixing Things'---A Proper Steering Apparatus Found, from "Harper's Weekly"
Thomas Nast
Date: published March 25, 1876
Medium: Wood engraving on newsprint
Object number: 2019.13.316
Affluences in Europe: with the new wave of prosperity, trade or luxury items flourish. Record sales are soaring, despite their relatively high price. This big store on the Champs Elysees is open seven days a week, late into the night, and is crowded with customers all the time, Paris, 1961
Affluences in Europe: with the new wave of prosperity, trade or luxury items flourish. Record sales are soaring, despite their relatively high price. This big store on the Champs Elysees is open seven days a week, late into the night, and is crowded with customers all the time, Paris, 1961
Erich Lessing
Date: 1961
Medium: Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print
Object number: 2022.15.238