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The Inca King Atahualpa Being Taken Prisoner by Spaniards in Cajamarca by Theodore de Bry

The Inca King Atahualpa Being Taken Prisoner by Spaniards in Cajamarca

(The Inca King Atahualpa being taken prisoner by Spaniards in Cajamarca, Illuistration from American History by Theodore de Bry)


Theodore de Bry

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The Inca King Atahualpa Being Taken Prisoner by Spaniards in Cajamarca by Theodore de Bry. Available as an art print on canvas, photo paper, watercolor board, natural paper, or Japanese paper.
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