Hawaiians Collection

Ill Fly to Hawaii, c.1770-1959 (print)
3672731 Ill Fly to Hawaii, c.1770-1959 (print) by Jerome H. Remick & Co. (early 20th century); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois

King Kamehameha I (1758-1819) and his warriors. Engraving, 1
Kamehameha I (1758-1819). King of Hawaii Island. Hawaiians, 1819. Kamehameha and his warriors. Engraving by E. Bayard. The Illustrated World, 1880. Colored

Crater of the Summit of Mount Worroray, Owhyhee, 1798 (watercolour)
3672946 Crater of the Summit of Mount Worroray, Owhyhee, 1798 (watercolour) by Alexander, William (1767-1816); Newberry Library, Chicago, Illinois

The Political Crisis in the Sandwich Islands (engraving)
1058542 The Political Crisis in the Sandwich Islands (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Political Crisis in the Sandwich Islands)

Hawaiians of to-day (engraving)
965108 Hawaiians of to-day (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Hawaiians of to-day)

Captain James Cook Received By The Natives Of Hawaii. From The Life And Voyages Of Captain James Cook By C. G
Captain James Cook Received By The Natives Of Hawaii. From The Life And Voyages Of Captain James Cook By C.G. Cash, Published Circa 1910

Postcard of Surfer Riding a Wave. ca. 1908-1910, SURF RIDING, HAWAII. The most popular of Hawaiian pastimes is surf swimming or heenalu

Postcard of Aloha Greetings. ca. 1960s, Postcard of Aloha Greetings

Surfing In Honolulu
Honolulu, Hawaii: c. 1926. Three native surfers ride their boards with ease at Waikiki Beach, with Diamond Head in the background

Japanese Hawaiians, Pacific Islands, U.S.A. Date: 1940s

Hawaii - Hawaiians and their Grass Hut
Hawaii - Hawaiians in their lovely grass hut with grass veranda!! Date: circa 1910

Native Hawaiians
Three native Hawaiian girls Date: c1900

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"Hawaiians: A Cultural Tapestry of History, Tradition, and Aloha" Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Hawaiians, a diverse community that has shaped the vibrant tapestry of Hawaii. From ancient times to modern days, their story unfolds with captivating tales and remarkable achievements. Step back in time to witness the awe-inspiring reign of King Kamehameha I (1758-1819) and his fearless warriors through an enchanting engraving. Feel the power emanating from their united spirit as they forged a unified kingdom amidst turbulent times. Marvel at the breathtaking beauty captured in "Crater of the Summit of Mount Worroray, Owhyhee" (1798), a watercolor painting that unveils nature's grandeur on this tropical paradise. The majestic landscapes have always been an integral part of Hawaiian identity. Explore "The Political Crisis in the Sandwich Islands, " depicted vividly in an engraving that portrays pivotal moments when Hawaiians navigated through challenging political waters. Their resilience shines brightly as they strive for harmony amidst adversity. Witness how Hawaiians continue to thrive today through an evocative engraving titled "Hawaiians of Today. " Celebrate their enduring traditions, cultural practices, and unwavering connection to land and sea—a testament to their indomitable spirit. Delve into history with Captain James Cook's encounters with native Hawaiians—captured both joyously in "Captain James Cook Received By The Natives Of Hawaii" and tragically in "The Death of Captain James Cook. " These events marked significant milestones shaping Hawaiian-European interactions forever. Experience aloha firsthand through vintage postcards depicting warm greetings shared among friends and loved ones—an embodiment of Hawaiian hospitality transcending time. Let these nostalgic images transport you back to simpler days filled with genuine connections. Feel your heart race alongside daring surfers riding mighty waves off Waikiki beach—the birthplace of modern surfing—in "Surf Riding, Hawaii.