1787 Bankes Antique Print of Dancing Girls & Gifts in Tahiti During Cooks 3rd Voyage, 1777 Australia/Oceania The voyage commenced on 12

The voyage commenced on 12 July 1776

The most ambitious editions of the Ptolemy maps appeared in 1513 in Strassburg

when it was taken by the Dutch

formerly a city of the Western Xia and one of the most important outposts of western China

Firstly he researched all available literary sources across Germany

1787 Bankes Antique Print of Dancing Girls & Gifts in Tahiti During Cooks 3rd Voyage, 1777 Australia/Oceania The voyage commenced on 12Title : Habit of a Young Woman of Otaheite Dancing; Habit of a Young Woman of Otaheite bringing a Present Size: 14in x 9in (355mm x 230mm) Ref #: 40216 Date : 1787 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This fine original cooper plate engraved antique print of a view of the Island of Nomuka, a small island in the southern part of the Ha apai islands, in the Kingdom of Tonga, during Captain Cooks 3rd Voyage of discovery to the South Seas in 1777