MIGUEL CABRERA (Antequera, New Spain (Mexico),

Title/Content of Map: 'Hispaniae Novae. Nova descriptio [New Spain, newly described]' A map of the western coast of "New Spain" (present-day Mexico)m Date Printed: c1630 Image Size: Approx 15.0 x 21.0

Cartographer: Mercator / Hondius Place/Date: Amsterdam / 1609 Size: 7 1/4" x 5 3/4" Condition: wash color; light overall age toning, some staining mostly along outer edges of margins; otherwise a well

Print: San Miguel. [New Mexico] 1848 Steel engraving Size: 7.3 x 4.1 inches From J.W. Abert's report on New Mexico Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance

ORTELIUS, Abraham (1527-1598). Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. 1570. It is considered to be the first modern atlas. Map of New Spain (Mexico), 1579. Printed in Antwerp by Christophe Plantin (1588). Etching.

An Aztecan representation of The Beheading of Saint John the Baptist, New Spain [Mexico], 17th-century, tempera and oil(?) on wood panel, 20.5"h, 14.5"w (31"h, 24.5"w frame)

Cartographer: Delamarche Place & Date: Paris / 1812 Size: 14 3/4" x 9 3/4" Condition: outline color; overall age toning; minor spotting, mostly in margins An early 19th-century depiction of the Spanis

Coronado Sights Zuni Pueblo / New Spain - New Mexico Area / Circa 1540 Bronze 17" x 14" x 12"

This fascinating map is from Pierre Duval. It was part of a composite or collector's atlas of his maps. It was done in Paris circa 1670s. The composite atlas originally included maps from the followin

Heading: Author: Kitchin, Thomas Title: Mexico Oder Neu Spanien zu Robertsons Geschichte von America Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published: [1777] Description: Copper

Miguel Garcia Martinez, New Mexico, Paper Mache Sculpture; signed, mounted on wood base. Well listed Taos , New Mexico Artist. Size: 15 h , 19 x 8

Life in the Imperial and Loya City of Mexico in New Spain 1953, University of Texas Press. 1st Edition Facsimile and notes. Introduction by Carlos Castaneda. VG+ slipcase. No Reserve: This lot starts

Miguel Martinez (American/New Mexico, Born 1951). "Madre y Hija", lithograph. Pencil signed lower left and numbered lower right 118 of 125. Framed. Approx. 56" x 44" (frame), 28" x 41" (sheet)

"New Mexico New Spain with the West Indies" Showing Unmapped Southern States around the Guld of Mexico, New Mexico, Mexico, New Spain, Cuba, Haiti and The West Indies. Copper Engraved Map Published 18

GIRL FROM LEDOUX, 1991, color pastel on paper, signed and dated lower left, sight 14 1/2 x 19 1/2", framed, signed and dedicated on back of frame. Provenance: Adagio Galleries, Palm Springs, CA.

Purchased from Manitou Galleries. Oil pastel. 22 3/4 x 14 1/4 in. From askart.com: With long-time ties to Taos, New Mexico, he is known for modernist oil pastel paintings of women, many of them Hispan

THE BLUES, 1989, color pastel on card mounted to a painted and gold leafed canvas, signed and dated lower right, signed and dated and titled on verso, 14 x 12". Provenance: Adagio Galleries, Palm Spri

This engraved map is from Mathew Carey's General Atlas, improved and enlarged: being a collection of maps of the world and quarters, their principal empires, kingdoms, &c. The work was published in Ph

Map: A Map of Mexico or New Spain, from the latest Authorities Cartographer: John Lodge Place & Date: London / 1782 Size: 14 1/4" x 10 3/4" Condition: outline color; overall age toning; folded as issu

Title/Content of Map: 1780 Kitchin Map of Mexico and New Spain in History of America Vol 3 - Carte du Mexique ou de la Nouvelle Espagne ou l'on Peut Suivre les Mouvemens des Costes included in L' Hist

Map: Mexico or New Spain in which the Motions of Cortes may be traced Cartographer: Kitchin Place & Date: London / 1777 / 1821 Size: 15 3/8" x 11 1/4" Condition: trimmed close to neat line; margins re

Miguel Martinez (born 1951, New Mexico) oil pastel on paper portrait titled "Sea of Blue" depicting a young Hispanic beauty wearing a pink wrap against a vivid blue lake or sea backdrop. Signed "Migue

Iberian Peninsula, Spain, used in the colonial New Mexico or New Spain 16th-18th century. Long shafted lance or spear with an errored spiked lower point and very early Spanish spear head in bulbous fo

Iberian Peninsula, Spain, used in the colonial New Mexico or New Spain 16th-18th century probably in use during the Onate period (1590-1601), New Mexican and used by the Pueblo Indians. Featuring a lo

copperplate engraving with outline color, A New & Accurate Map of Mexico or New Spain together with California New Mexico &c., from A Complete System of Geography (London, 1747), with inset map of the