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F. 27 A Woman of Prince Williams Sound, c. 1773-84 (w / c)
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F. 27 A Woman of Prince Williams Sound, c. 1773-84 (w / c)
5671410 F.27 A Woman of Prince Williams Sound, c.1773-84 (w/c) by Webber, John (1750-93); Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales; (add.info.: Vol. 4: Watercolours illustrating Captain Cooks last voyage / John Webber
Prince William Sound is located in the Gulf of Alaska.); Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22767074
© Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales / Bridgeman Images
Adorned Adornment Cape Earring Facepaint Head And Shoulder Nose Ring Piercing
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This portrait, titled "A Woman of Prince Williams Sound" offers a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the native people inhabiting this region in Alaska during the late 18th century. Painted by John Webber as part of his watercolor series illustrating Captain Cook's last voyage, this artwork showcases the remarkable talent and attention to detail that Webber possessed. The woman depicted in this painting exudes strength and grace, her piercing gaze capturing our attention immediately. She wears a magnificent cape made from fur, which not only provides warmth but also serves as an exquisite adornment. The intricate nose ring and earring she wears further enhance her beauty and signify her status within her community. Her face is adorned with striking red face paint, adding a touch of vibrancy to her already mesmerizing features. This traditional practice holds deep cultural significance for Native American communities, often symbolizing identity or spiritual beliefs. Through this portrait, we are transported back in time to witness the resilience and pride of indigenous peoples who have called Prince William Sound their home for centuries. It serves as a reminder of their enduring legacy and invites us to appreciate the diversity and richness found within different cultures around the world. Displayed at Mitchell Library in New South Wales, Australia, this print allows us to cherish both artistry and history simultaneously while celebrating the beauty that lies within cultural diversity.
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