Europe Views the World, 1500-1700

Focusing on the diverse imagery created by Europeans during and after the 'Age of Exploration', this book highlights how artists, particularly from Northern Europe, depicted various global peoples and places. It features a range of visual works, including prints, paintings, and maps, to explore how these representations shaped European self-identity. Each chapter uniquely concludes with an analysis of how indigenous peoples portrayed Europeans, offering a richer understanding of the cultural exchange and impact of European perspectives on the world.