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This late 16th-century engraving by Pieter Nagel is an allegorical personification of America, shown seated on a cart of gold and silver coins and holding a bow and arrow. Two dog-like creatures pull the cart, while European ships arrive on the coast behind. The Latin inscription reads 'AMERICA AVRO ET ARGENTO MEOS REPLEO' — 'America, I fill my people with gold and silver.' It is a dense, symbolic work of Northern Mannerist printmaking, best suited to collectors of early modern prints and students of colonial iconography. Compared with more purely decorative engravings of the period, its value lies in its layered political and economic commentary, though its complex imagery can be challenging without context.
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This is a sixteenth-century engraving by the Dutch artist Pieter Nagel. It shows an allegorical figure of America surrounded by symbols of colonial wealth and trade.
A central female figure sits on a cart loaded with gold and silver coins. She holds a bow and arrow. Two large, dog-like creatures pull the cart. In the background, European ships arrive along a coast.
A Latin inscription at the bottom reads 'AMERICA AVRO ET ARGENTO MEOS REPLEO,' which translates to 'America, I fill my people with gold and silver.' The foreground figures are sharply detailed, while the landscape and ships are drawn more schematically.
