Polynesians posters & prints

Te Arii Vahine (Woman of Royal Blood, The Queen, The Kings Wife), 1896 Paul Gauguin

Poedua, Daughter of Oreo, Chief of Ulaietea, One of the Society Isles, 1785 John Webber

Illustration from 'The Voyages of Captain Cook' Isaac Robert Cruikshank

Ahu Tongariki statue called moai Anonymous

The Cession of the District of Matavai in the Island of Otaheite to Captain James Wilson for the use of... Robert Smirke

Islanders and Monuments of Easter Island Anonymous

Dutch traders entertain local Polynesians, 1624 Dutch School

Omai Joshua Reynolds (after)

Omai Joshua Reynolds

Statues called moais at Rano Raraku Anonymous

Eu haere ia oe (Woman Holding a Fruit. Where Are You Going?) Paul Gauguin

The French Protectorate's pavilion in Tahiti in 1842, c.1842-48 Maximilien Radiguet

F.8 A Fiatooka, or Morai in Tongataboo, c.1773-84 John Webber

Haere Pape, 1892 Paul Gauguin

Captain Wallis attacked by the Indians, 1767 English School

Captain Cook at the Island of Otaheite Isaac Robert Cruikshank

Statues on Easter Island C Bottigella

Attack of the Natives of Gambier Islands, engraved by Edward Finden, 1831 Richard B. (after) Beechey

A Fiji or Tonga Tapa, with branches and leaf designs around the border Anonymous

Sketch of Maua, Apia. One of Our Boat Crew, 1891 John La Farge or Lafarge

Scene from Tahitian Life, 1896. Paul Gauguin

Polynesian Woman with Children, 1901 Paul Gauguin

Manao Tupapau (Spirit of the Dead Watching), 1893-1894. Paul Gauguin

Omai William Hodges

Mokulua Islands from Lanikai Beach Anonymous

Polynesian clubs and insignia of rank English School

Club Dance on Fiji Anonymous

Sunrise, Windward Oahu, Hawaii Anonymous

Pastorales Tahitiennes, 1892. Paul Gauguin

Mata Mua (In Olden Times), 1892 Paul Eugéne Henri Gauguin

Queen Pomare IV of Tahiti Charles Giraud

A Fishing Party, Samoa, 1890 John La Farge or Lafarge

Rupe Rupe (Fruit Gathering), 1899. Paul Gauguin

Secluded Po'olenalena Beach on Maui Anonymous

A Woman of Eaoo John (after) Webber

Pattern of Polynesian tapa, from Cook's collection English School