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- rebfoto said:
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- Francesco Dini said:
British Library digitised image from page 6 of "Te Ika a Maui, or, New Zealand and its Inhabitants ... Second edition, etc"
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Robyn Gallagher said:
This superb image needs to be rotated.
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Vernon Fridy said:
A landscape of pre-European New Zealand, featuring a suite of native plants, flightless birds, and a human (Māori) hunter.
This is not paleoart; the larger moa species likely only became extinct sometime in the 15th century.
The BL King’s Topographical Collection: "A View of the Lawn from the Palace, with the Pagoda, the Temple of Victory, and the Colonade in the Royal Gardens at KEW. = Vue du Gazon prise ou Palais, avec la Pagoda, le Temple de la Victoire et la Colonnade dan
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Elizabeth Eustis said:
The British Museum catalogue online notes that two prints in this series were exhibited in 1766. See the information attached to their proof before lettering 1860,0728.99.
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