File:View of Owhyhee in the Sandwich Islands in the South Seas, 1788.jpg
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DescriptionView of Owhyhee in the Sandwich Islands in the South Seas, 1788.jpg |
English: View of Owhyhee in the Sandwich Islands in the South Seas] [picture] / drawn on the spot by Jas. Clevely, painted by Jno. Clevely, London, F. Jukes aquatt
Call Number PIC Drawer 5094 #S4573 Created/Published London (Academy for Illustrating and Painting Natural History, no. 16 Great Marlborough Street) : T. Martyn, 1788 July 5, 1788 Extent 1 print : aquatint ; sheet 50.2 x 65 cm. Physical Context PIC Drawer 5094 #S4573-View of Owhyhee in the Sandwich Islands in the South Seas] [picture] / |
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creator QS:P170,Q6226371 ;
creator QS:P170,Q5481584 |
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