Linkgua's Visual gallery delves into the profound work of **Theodor de Bry**, a seminal engraver and publisher whose vision of the New World in the 16th and 17th centuries profoundly shaped European imagination. Featuring 301 images, our collection offers an exhaustive testament to his legacy, transcending mere illustration to become a visual chronicle of the Age of Discovery and colonization. From his celebrated 'Escena de 'La conquista de México'', dramatically recounting early encounters, to the meticulous 'Mapa de América y el mundo conocido en 1596', de Bry captured an America rich in cultures, landscapes, and interactions. His ability to synthesize explorers' and missionaries' accounts into striking engraved compositions not only disseminated geographical and ethnographic knowledge but also molded Europe's perception of pre-Columbian civilizations and Hispano-American expansion. The gallery also showcases his more personal artistic side with works like 'Retrato de Theodoor de Bry con un cráneo y compás', and decorative elements featuring mythological figures, revealing the versatility of a master whose visual influence on the understanding of the American continent is immeasurable.