A relation of the second voyage to Guiana.
A relation of the second voyage to Guiana is a 1596 London narrative by Lawrence Kemys, printed by Thomas Dawson, describing an exploration of Guiana for an English reading public. Its pictures are decorative printer's ornaments and heraldic devices, including a sixteenth-century coat of arms with supporters and motto and a later armorial bookplate, offering a designer strong models of symmetrical scrollwork, grotesque figures and heraldic framing.



