(Brazil) Bresiliens (cannibals) Teneriffe to the first discovery of

to the first discovery of Gold

while twelve vignettes flank the sides telling the story of rail from "President Lincoln signs Pacific Railroad Act" in 1862 to the driving of the golden spike

it's a template for how birds eye views had promoted tourism for a century prior

an archipelago of "7448" islands resides instead

here Woelfe puts his spin on the terrain of literature

(Brazil) Bresiliens (cannibals) Teneriffe to the first discovery of(Brazil) Bresiliens, Mallet, 1683 Alain Mallet was a talented engineer and cartographer who served in several different king's courts, aside from his military experience. This proximity to the crown probably also afforded him insights into geography and frontiers of exploration of the time. In the 1680's he began a several volume project to illustrate and chart both the history and contemporary views of the world and something of its cultures. Here, a