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Rough Water

H.M.S.
Resolution and Discovery, January 10, 1778
The Cook expedition departed Tahiti on December
7, 1777, en route to the unexplored Pacific Northwest to begin
the search for a passage through to the Atlantic Ocean.
Seventeen days into the journey, Christmas
Island was discovered. Captain Cook continued on a northerly
course and after crossing the equator, he observed increasing
numbers of birds and sea turtles - suggesting land was near.
In this view, the expedition is seen in
the central Pacific Ocean heading north toward the most unexpected
discovery that Cook would ever make - the Hawaiian Islands.
20 x 29.5 in. giclée on canvas - 100 edition (10 AP
hand enhanced)
original
available
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