C1785

Vue de l’Isle d’Ulietea avec une double Pirogue et un hangar ou les Insulaires retirent leurs Batiments de mer.

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Full Title:

Vue de l’Isle d’Ulietea avec une double Pirogue et un hangar ou les Insulaires retirent leurs Batiments de mer.

Date:

C1785

Condition:

In good condition with centre fold as issued.

Technique:

Copper engraving.

Image Size: 

335mm 
x 195mm
AUTHENTICITY
Vue de l'Isle d'Ulietea avec une double Pirogue et un hangar ou les Insulaires retirent leurs Batiments de mer. - Antique View from 1785

Genuine antique
dated:

1785

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Rare engraving from the French edition of the accounts of Cook’s first voyage, published (1774) the year after the English edition (1773).

The title in the English version was:

[A View of the Island of Ulietea, with a double canoe and a boathouse.]

A double canoe (pahi) with carved figures on bow and stern. Another double canoe in the background at right and a boathouse at left.

‘There are a great number of boathouses all round the bays built with a Catanarian arch, thatched all over; and the boats kept in them are very long, bellying out on the sides, with a very high peak stern, and are used only at particular seasons’. Parkinson 74.

Reference: Beddie 932-3, Joppien 1.78A , ill.p.136

From Hawkesworth, An Account of the Voyages Undertaken By the Order of His Majesty, for Making Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere.

Sydney Parkinson (1745 - 1771)

Sydney Parkinson (17451771) Parkinson was born in Edinburgh, Scotland and from an early age his artistic abilities were noticed. He was employed by Joseph Banks in London before joining him and Daniel Solander on James Cook’s Endeavour on a circumnavigation of the globe (1768-1771) as a botanical draughtsman. During the voyage, he made at least 1,300 drawings and paintings. Parkinson was the first European to draw eucalypts. On the return voyage, he died in Batavia.

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