Captain Cook

This is an original 18th Century copper plate engraved portrait of Captain James Cook as a young man. It was engraved by J.

Antique print depicting the landing at one of the islands of the New Hebrides, Vanuatu. Captain Cook is aiming his gun. Originates from 'Reizen Rondom de Waereld door James Cook (..)...

This engraving depicts an outdoor ceremony in Tonga to honor the visit by Captain Cook from May 1st to 14th, 1777. There is a lush landscape in the background.

Captain Cook was killed by natives in Kealakekua Bay on the big island of Hawaii in 1779.

"A Night Dance by Men in Hapaee" is an original 18th century engraving from a drawing by John Webber (1751-1793), who was the artist who accompanied Captain Cook on his third voyage ...

This original antique print is an engraving titled "The Murder of CAPT. COOK at O-Why-e-e." This historical print depicts the moment of Captain James Cook's death at Kealakekua Bay o...

apai group of islands in the Kingdom of Tonga as seen by Captain Cook that time. This print originates from 'Voyage das L’Hemisphere Austral, et autour du Monde (..)' published 1778.

Performed under the direction of Captains Cook'. Artists and Engravers: James Cook (Author, 1728-1779) was a British captain, explorer and cartographer.

The Marquesas Islands were one of the many places visited by Captain Cook during his expeditions, and the Bay named "Resolution" was likely named after Cook's ship, HMS Resolution.

 A Human Sacrifice in a Morai in Otaheite (Tahiti)  1784 by John Webber is from the  First Edition Atlas Accompanying Capt. James Cook and King; Third and Final Voyage of Captain...

Context: The print originates from the comprehensive account of Captain Cook’s voyages, published by George William Anderson between 1784 and 1786.

A Dance in Otaheite ( Tahiti ) is from the 1784 First Edition Atlas Accompanying Capt. James Cook and King; Third and Final Voyage of Captain James Cook.

Old print of animals discovered and described during the travels of Captain Cook at different continents. Published by Alex Hogg at The Kings Arms, no.16 Paternoster Row.

Engraving Etching Late 18th Century Table of the Discoveries of Captain Cook & La Pérouse AN 7 of the Republic 1798.

Captain James Cook, depicted in a period-style coat with a cravat.

This print originates from 'An account of the voyages undertaken by the order of His present Majesty for making discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere, and successively performed by ...

Detailed map of New Zealand showing the route of Captain Cook's first voyage. With inset maps of the Coromandel Peninsula, The Cook Straight, The Bay of Islands and Toglaga Bay.

Almost certainly painted by an early traveller visiting the Islands during the time of Captain Cook. There is also an interesting note in an envelope attached to the reverse that mim...

If the print is indeed related to Captain Cook's voyages, it would typically be found in one of these volumes.

A pair of Cary’s 15-inch table globes, each set into an ebony stand with four turned legs and stretchers, the terrestrial stating “Cary’s New Terrestrial Globe exhibiting the tracks ...

The Friendly Islands was the name given by Captain Cook to Tonga. Poulaho is depicted with a large, fan-shaped headdress, which is likely indicative of his high status.

Hand-colored engraving from the series “The Voyages of Captain Cook”, which makes number 34 of said series (“Voyage das L'Hemisphere Austral, et autour du Monde, fait sur les Vaissea...

Original vintage London & North Eastern Railway train travel poster - Whitby An Ancient Port and Modern Resort It's Quicker by Rail - featuring artwork by the English artist and post...

The Body of Tee a chief as preferred after Death in Otaheite (Tahiti) is from the 1784 First Edition Atlas Accompanying Capt. James Cook and King; Third and Final Voyage of Capt...

The highest mountain is in the South Island and is called after the British explorer Captain Cook. This painting depicts Mount Cook in the cool snow covered range of mountains border...

This print likely illustrates a solemn and significant cultural ceremony of the people of Tahiti, observed by Captain Cook and his officers during their voyages.

This form of surface decoration was made considerably easier post contact by the consignments of European iron nails, first brought to Tonga by Captain Cook.

The style of the engraving and the reference to Captain Cook's voyages suggest that it comes from the late 18th century, likely in the period following Cook's final voyage, which end...

Zatta clearly had a large network from which to draw information; this is how he was able to publish the first glimpse of the islands visited by Captain Cook in the Atlante Novissimo...

The image comes from an 18th-century collection documenting the Pacific explorations of Captain Cook or other contemporaries. Published by Alex Hogg in London, it reflects the Europe...

The island Onrust (pulau Onrust) was known as an excellent hub to repair large ships. According to Captain Cook it was on of the best places in the world to repair ships.

Cary, Strand London, Jan 1, 1816,” and the right globe with cartouche labeled “Carey’s New Terrestrial Globe, delineated from the best Authorities extants, Exhibiting the different t...

Some of the routes of the voyages of Anson and Cook are traced on the map. The pocket globe was likely created after the death of Captain Cook on February 14, 1779, as his place of d...

The print reflects the European fascination with the Pacific Northwest and Alaska during the decades following the voyages of Captain Cook, La Pérouse, Vancouver, and other explorers...

In the distance, a European ship represents the arrival of explorers, likely from the voyages of Captain Cook or other European expeditions of the time.

Other customers included Captain Cook, Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson, Frederick the Great and Thomas Jefferson.

Cartouche: "CARY'S NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE \ DELINEATED \ From the best authorities extant \ Exhibiting the different tracks of \ Captain Cook \ and the new discoveries made by him & o...

These portraits would likely have been part of an 18th-century publication detailing explorations in the Pacific, possibly from a collection of Captain Cook's voyages or similar expl...

Captain James Cook (1728-1779) made three separate voyages to the Pacific (with the ships Endeavour, Resolution, Adventure, and Discovery) and did more than any other voyager to expl...

John Webber served as the official artist on Captain Cook's third voyage, and his drawings are some of the most important visual records we have of the Pacific cultures at that time.

The publication date of this engraving would be from a collection detailing Captain Cook's voyages, published in the late 18th century, likely in the 1780s.

Other customers included Captain Cook, Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson, Frederick the Great and Thomas Jefferson.

The third engraving, Offrande faite à Cook, portrays a ceremonial offering presented to Captain James Cook.

The back cover is a three-part world exploration panorama: the death of Captain Cook in Hawaii (a dramatic beach scene with Cook surrounded by Hawaiian islanders); David Livingstone ...

The maker’s label on the terrestrial globe states ‘Cary’s New Terrestrial Globe exhibiting Exhibiting the tracks of Captain Cook and those of Captain Vancouver, etc...London: made an...

A pair of 12-inch floor globes by Cary, each set into a tripod walnut stand with a turned baluster support, outswept legs on acorn feet and stretchers centred on a replaced compass r...

The terrestrial globe records the latest geographical discoveries of its day, including the voyages of Captains Cook and Vancouver, while the celestial globe charts the stars and con...

Commemorative Portraits of John Hawkesworth and Captain James King by Thornton This detailed engraving, crafted by the artist Thornton, presents a pair of oval portraits depicting t...

It includes narratives of famed explorers like Captain James Cook and Ferdinand Magellan, detailing their discoveries and journeys that expanded the European understanding of the glo...

The scene is set in a lush natural landscape, evoking the idyllic European perception of the Pacific islands during the era following Captain Cook’s voyages. This finely engraved pl...

These engravings are likely from a work documenting the voyages of Captain Cook or related explorations, as Joseph Banks was prominently involved in Cook's expeditions.

Other notable designs were the Kincardine Bridge, Guinness and Co's brewery at Park Royal, the Captain Cook graving dock at Sydney, the Singapore naval base, supervision of construct...

Other notable designs were the Kincardine Bridge, Guinness and Co's brewery at Park Royal, the Captain Cook graving dock at Sydney, the Singapore naval base, supervision of construct...

Spring Grove was originally the home of famous botanist Sir Joseph Banks, who sailed the world with Captain Cook. Undated, dated from Jisc from a copy held at the University of Aber...

Publisher: John & Wiliam Cary Place / Date: London, 1791 Comprising twelve hand-coloured gores, annotated with equinoctial graduated in degrees and hours and ecliptic graduated ...

It features the tracks of famous explorers, including Captain Cook, Vancouver, and La Perouse, illustrating their voyages across uncharted territories.

The original event was witnessed by Captain Cook during his third voyage in 1777, when he visited Tonga and documented its cultural traditions in detail.

The two figures in the engraving depict women from Tahiti, referred to by the historical name "Otaheite," which was commonly used in European texts after Captain James Cook's voyages...

The engraving likely originates from George William Anderson’s monumental work “A New, Authentic and Complete Collection of Voyages Round the World” (published between 1784 and 1786)...

The terrestrial globe is inscribed “CARY'S NEW TERRESTRIAL GLOBE, exhibiting The Tracks and Discoveries made by CAPTAIN COOK; Also those of CAPTAIN VANCOUVER on the NORTH WEST COAST ...