1787 Bankes Antique Print of Dancing Girls & Gifts in Tahiti During Cooks 3rd Voyage, 1777 Australia/Oceania when it was taken by

when it was taken by the Dutch

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1787 Bankes Antique Print of Dancing Girls & Gifts in Tahiti During Cooks 3rd Voyage, 1777 Australia/Oceania when it was taken byTitle : 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