Polynesian Collection (page 5)

Cloak that the Hawaiian chiefs wore as a symbol of status
Cloak that the Hawaiian chiefs wore as a symbol of their high social status. Feather and vegetale fibre. Polynesia. Hawaiian Islands, United States. Last third of the 18th century

USA, Hawaii, Kauai, Infrared Island of Wailua Falls Kauai, HI, Date: 05-02-2011

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Big Island, Hawaii. Sunset, Big Island Hawaii. Date: 10/02/2010

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Southern coastline, Rarotonga Island, Cook Islands Date: 28/06/2006

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Water lily, Rarotonga Island, Cook Islands Date: 29/06/2010

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Cook Islands, Atiu. Hibiscus flower. Date: 29/06/2010

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Sunset at Kia Ora Resort, Rangiroa Island, French Polynesia Date: 28/06/2006

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Tourist enjoying island landscape, Fakarava, Tuamotus Islnds, French Polynesia Date: 22/10/2005

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Fiji, Viti Levu Island. Water lily flower. Date: 29/06/2010

Maui
USA, Hawaii, Maui, Hana, hawaiian beatu at pond MR

Maui
USA, Hawaii, Maui Hawaiian, Portrait of a Hawaiian beauty, MR

Kauai
USA, South Pacific, Hawaii, Poipu

Queen Kaonoe or Kaou-Onoe of Hawaii
6339139 Queen Kaonoe or Kaou-Onoe of Hawaii by Doms (18th-19th century); (add.info.: Queen Kaonoe or Kaou-Onoe of Hawaii. She is shown barebreasted with a headdress)

Tattooed warrior of Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands (Nukahiwa)
6338574 Tattooed warrior of Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands (Nukahiwa) by Pannemaker & Lisbet (19th century); (add.info.: Tattooed warrior of Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands (Nukahiwa)

Piteenee, a young woman of Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands (French Polynesia)
6338573 Piteenee, a young woman of Nuku Hiva, Marquesas Islands (French Polynesia) by Porter, David (18th-19th century); (add.info.: Piteenee, a young woman of Nuku Hiva)

Patara Te Tuhi, 1901 (oil on canvas)
FBU930946 Patara Te Tuhi, 1901 (oil on canvas) by Goldie, Charles Frederick (1870-1947); Auckland War Memorial Museum, New Zealand; (add.info.: Te Tuhi)

Page 221. Dress of a Chief Mourner, from Otaheite, 1810-17 (w / c & manuscript text)
5670096 Page 221. Dress of a Chief Mourner, from Otaheite, 1810-17 (w/c & manuscript text) by Digby, Kenelm Henry (1800-80); 39.6x25.2x5.4 cm; Mitchell Library

Page 214. A Flute, from Otaheite, it is said to be sounded from the performers nose;drum, from Tongataboo
5670088 Page 214. A Flute, from Otaheite, it is said to be sounded from the performers nose; drum, from Tongataboo, it is a hollow tube of cane; an Adze from New Zealand

Page 223. Comb from King Georges Sound;comb from Otaheite;bracelet, from the Sandwich Islands
5670098 Page 223. Comb from King Georges Sound; comb from Otaheite; bracelet, from the Sandwich Islands, made of the tusks of Wild Boars; cap from the Marquesas Island;

Page 220. Dress of a Naval Warrior from Otaheite, 1810-17 (w / c & manuscript text)
5670094 Page 220. Dress of a Naval Warrior from Otaheite, 1810-17 (w/c & manuscript text) by Digby, Kenelm Henry (1800-80); 39.6x25.2x5.4 cm; Mitchell Library

Tahitian girl of Pitcairn Island, South Pacific Ocean
6338576 Tahitian girl of Pitcairn Island, South Pacific Ocean by Doms (18th-19th century); (add.info.: Tahitian girl of Pitcairn Island, South Pacific Ocean)

Two Women, Samoa (albumen print)
622795 Two Women, Samoa (albumen print) by Andrew, Thomas (1855-1939); 14.3x19.9 cm; Private Collection; © Michael Graham-Stewart

Woman, Samoa (albumen print)
622794 Woman, Samoa (albumen print) by Andrew, Thomas (1855-1939); 20.1x14.4 cm; Private Collection; © Michael Graham-Stewart

Hina, 1891-93. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Hina, 1891-93

Manao tupapau (She Thinks of the Ghost or The Ghost Thinks)
Manao tupapau (She Thinks of the Ghost or The Ghost Thinks of Her), from the Noa Noa Suite, 1893/94, printed and published 1921

L univers est cree(The Universe Is Being Created), from th
L univers est cree (The Universe Is Being Created), from the Noa Noa Suite, 1893-94, printed and published 1921

Mahna no varua ino (The Devil Speaks), from the Noa Noa Suite, 1893/94, printed and published in 1921

Three People, a Mask, a Fox and a Bird, headpiece forLe sourire, 1899, printed and published 1921

Te atua (The God), from the Noa Noa Suite, 1894. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Te atua (The God), from the Noa Noa Suite, 1894

Auti te pape (Women at the River), from the Noa Noa Suite, 1894. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Auti te pape (Women at the River), from the Noa Noa Suite, 1894

Sketches of Figures, Pandanus Leaf, and Vanilla Plant, 1891 / 93. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Sketches of Figures, Pandanus Leaf, and Vanilla Plant, 1891/93

Seated Tahitian Woman (recto), Sketches of Roosters and Chickens (verso), 1891 / 93
Seated Tahitian Woman (recto), Sketches of Roosters and Chickens (verso), 1891/93

Two Standing Tahitian Women, 1894. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Two Standing Tahitian Women, 1894

Tahitians Fishing, 1891 / 93. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Tahitians Fishing, 1891/93

Parau Hina Tefatou (Words between Goddess of the Moon and God of the Earth), 1893 / 94
Parau Hina Tefatou (Words between Goddess of the Moon and God of the Earth), 1893/94

Heads of Tahitian Women, Frontal and Profile Views, 1891 / 93. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Heads of Tahitian Women, Frontal and Profile Views, 1891/93

Portrait of Tehamana, 1891 / 93. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Portrait of Tehamana, 1891/93

Noa Noa, n. d. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Noa Noa, n.d

Two Tahitian Women in a Landscape, c. 1892. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Two Tahitian Women in a Landscape, c. 1892

Reclining Tahitian (fragment), 1894. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Reclining Tahitian (fragment), 1894

Crouching Tahitian Woman (related to the painting Nafea faa ipoipo [When Will You Marry)
Crouching Tahitian Woman (related to the painting Nafea faa ipoipo [When Will You Marry?]), 1891/93

Head of a Tahitian Woman (recto), Sketches of Anatomical Details (verso), 1891 / 93
Head of a Tahitian Woman (recto), Sketches of Anatomical Details (verso), 1891/93

Seated Tahitian Woman (recto); Standing Tahitian Woman (verso), 1891 / 93
Seated Tahitian Woman (recto); Standing Tahitian Woman (verso), 1891/93

Two Tahitian Women and a Marquesan Earplug, 1891 / 93. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Two Tahitian Women and a Marquesan Earplug, 1891/93

Tahitian Eve (related to the painting Parau ne te varua ino) (recto); Fragment of Inscription (related to Cahier pour Aline) (verso), 1891/93

Seated Female (related to the painting Sister of Charity), c. 1902. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Seated Female (related to the painting Sister of Charity), c. 1902

Nativity (Mother and Child Surrounded by Five Figures), c. 1902. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Nativity (Mother and Child Surrounded by Five Figures), c. 1902

Angel, Peacock, and Three Tahitians, c. 1902. Creator: Paul Gauguin
Angel, Peacock, and Three Tahitians, c. 1902

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"Exploring the Rich Cultural Tapestry of Polynesia: A Journey through Time and Space" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Polynesia, a vibrant region steeped in history and natural beauty. From the captivating islands of Hawaii to the remote shores of Easter Island, this diverse archipelago has captivated explorers for centuries. Embark on a visual voyage as we navigate through time with historical maps showcasing the Hawaiian Islands. Witness their evolution from 1870s to 1905, tracing the footsteps of early settlers who shaped these paradisiacal lands. Delve into artistry as we encounter Paul Gauguin's masterpiece "Rupe Rupe (Fruit Gathering)" – an exquisite portrayal capturing Polynesian life at its most authentic. Feel transported to a Native Hawaiian village in Kauai during the 1800s, where simplicity and harmony with nature prevailed. Soar above turquoise waters and lush landscapes as you take in breathtaking aerial views over Bora Bora, Rarotonga's Muri Beach, and Tongariki on Easter Island. Let your spirit soar alongside each sunrise that paints Tongariki's ancient moai statues with golden hues. Uncover Chile's Easter Island treasures within Rapa Nui National Park; marvel at Ahu Tongariki (aka Tonariki), standing tall against windswept cliffs. Traverse back in time to witness Hawaiians' way of life during the mid-1800s – a testament to resilience amidst changing times. Experience Polynesian culture come alive through Tamati Waka Nene's oil painting from 1890, immortalizing Maori heritage. Transport yourself further into history by witnessing graceful Hawaiian women dancing hula during the 1800s – their rhythmic movements embodying stories passed down generations. Finally, dock at Port Apia in Samoa through a chromolitho print – envision bustling trade and the fusion of cultures in this vibrant hub.