Lot/3 INDIAN PRINTS: ARTICLES At NOOTKA SOUND, POMO SEED GATHERING & COSTUMES

Description

These are 3 Native American drawing and photo prints.  The
12" by 16" print is of "
VARIOUS ARTICLES at NOOTKA SOUND
"
which is in British Columbia. This was an engraving made on
Captain Cook's 3rd voyage to Hawaii which he called the Sandwich Islands
. The years of his 3rd voyage were between 1776 and 1780. These articles were
originally an engraving that were made into a print in 1975 by Darvill's Rare Print Shop
on the Orcas Island in Washington state.  This is that print.  On the reverse is information about Captain Cook's voyages to Hawaii and how these came to be printed.  It is a reproduction of engravings although this is an original print of those engravings.  This is sealed in plastic to keep it in its original condition though it is a little rumpled.
The other 2 prints are photos of Native Americans and items they use.  One is
Pomo Seed Gathering Utensils
.  It measures about 14 1/2" by 17 1/2" and it is a photo of baskets used for seed gathering a winnowing. The Pomo are from the California area. The 3rd photo print shows
2 native American's in costumes
.  The headdress in the drawn print is being worn by the Indians in this photo.  I assume that means they are from Nootka Sound in British Columbia.  This print is the same size as the Pomo Seed print.  Both of these have been rolled up so will need flattening to frame.  To see all 8 photo, click on the photo arrow.
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