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Summary

Alcide d'Orbigny: English: Puente de Piedra Bridge, Tapada Limeña (Peru) Español: Puente de Lima, Señoras de Lima (Peru) Français : Pont de Lima, Dames de Lima (Peru) ( )

Artist

Alcide d'Orbigny (1802–1857)

	Description	French botanist, geologist, explorer, paleontologist, entomologist and zoologist
	Date of birth/death	6 September 1802	30 June 1857
	Location of birth/death	Couëron	Pierrefitte-sur-Seine
	Authority file	: Q344661 VIAF: 95291019 ISNI: 0000000121442332 ULAN: 500067049 LCCN: n82074271 NLA: 35788938 WorldCat

Jean-Baptiste Benoît Eyriès

Title

English: Puente de Piedra Bridge, Tapada Limeña (Peru)

Español: Puente de Lima, Señoras de Lima (Peru)

Français : Pont de Lima, Dames de Lima (Peru)

Object type

litography from a book illustration

Description

Picturesque voyage to the two Americas, Asia, and Africa : a general summary of all the voyages and discoveries of Columbus, Magellan, Las Casas, Gomara ... / published in French under the direction of MM. A. D'Orbigny and J. B. Eyriés; adorned with geographical maps, several portraits and six hundred fine plates drawn by M. de Sainson and Jules Boilly, and engraved on steel by the best French artists

Date

1842

Collection

Museum of the Americas

	Native name	Museo de América
	Location	Madrid, (Spain)
	Coordinates	40° 26′ 17.27″ N, 3° 43′ 19.45″ W
	Established	1941
	Website	museodeamerica.mcu.es
	Authority file	: Q2568412 VIAF: 142875950 ISNI: 0000000122934371 ULAN: 500302380 LCCN: n81128419 NLA: 36559651 WorldCat

Current location

Madrid, Spain

References

Virtual Library of Bibliographic Heritage (Spain) site

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Puente de Piedra (Lima)

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