Red tailed Hawk Falco borealis Wilson May 20th 1835 Artists_Jacques le Moyne de Morgues cartographers and explorers consistently availed

cartographers and explorers consistently availed themselves of the local knowledge obtained by the missionaries

where he made sketches of what would later become his most famous paintings

The eastern portion of the map is quite detailed

as the quadrivium - the university curriculum of arts - unmistakably locates navigation within its mathematical system of knowledge

is believed in Buddhist mythology to be the legendary site where Queen Maya conceived the Buddha

Red tailed Hawk Falco borealis Wilson May 20th 1835 Artists_Jacques le Moyne de Morgues cartographers and explorers consistently availedWILLIAM POPE (British Canadian, 1811 1902) Red tailed Hawk Falco borealis Wilson May 20th 1835 Pen and ink and watercolor Signed W. P lower right Paper size: 14 1 2 x 10 1 2 in. Provenance The artists family and thence by descent. Exhibited: Simcoe Ontario, Lynnwood Art Centre, Birds of a Feather, 3 31 May 1987 (a selection). Simcoe, Ontario, Eva Brook Donly Museum, May 7 June 1987 (a selection). Simcoe, Ontario, Lynnwood Art Centre, 4 August 3