History of a Voyage to the Land of Brazil - Wikipedia
LOT:314 | Americas.- South America.- Lery (Jean de) Historia navigationis in Brasiliam quae et America dicitur, second latin edition, woodcut plate & 7 full-page illustrations, Geneva, heirs of Eustace Vignon, 1594.
Jean de Léry, Histoire d'un voyage fait en la terre de Brésil, or History of a Voyage to the Land of Brazil
Image of Religious Dance Of Turinambas Indians. Engraving Extracted From Historia Navigationis According To The Story Of Jean De Lery (1578). By Theodore De Bry (enf XVIth Century). Full Credit: Roger-Viollet /
Léry laisse une œuvre unique dans la littérature de la Renaissance
Historia de un viaje a la Tierra de Brasil - Jean de Léry - Hachette, bolsillo
Jean de Léry: História de uma Viagem Feita à Terra do Brasil, Também Chamada América (Volume 3) | Amazon.com.br
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Tupinamba men dancing , Jean de Léry, woodcut, from Histoire d'un... | Download Scientific Diagram
History of a voyage to the land of Brazil
Discusión de Jean de Léry
Historia nauigationis in Brasiliam, quae et America dicitur: qua describitur ... - Jean de Léry - Google Books
Brazil: Tupinamba Indian shamans (caraibes) wearing feather head-dresses surrounded by men dancing in a circle. Engraving by T. de Bry after J. de Léry, 1592. | Wellcome Collection
Des Herrn Johann von Lery Reise in Brasilien (1794 edition) | Open Library
Жан де Лері — Google Arts & Culture
The face of the other: the particular versus the individual
Chapter 1” in “Sound, Image, Silence” on Manifold @uminnpress
Tupinamba men dancing , Jean de Léry, woodcut, from Histoire d'un... | Download Scientific Diagram
Beaucoup plus barbares que les Sauvages mesmes”: Cannibalism, Savagery, and Religious Alterity in Jean de Léry's "
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Translating Jean de Léry's Brazil. The Case of De Bry's America III (1593) – Viatica
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