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COOK, James (1728-1779)

COOK, James (1728-1779). English navigator. Sculpture on bronze. AUSTRALIA. NEW SOUTH WALES. Sydney

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1728 1779 Bronze Cook Navigator Sydney Aisa


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This bronze sculpture pays homage to the legendary English navigator, James Cook (1728-1779). Cook's intrepid explorations left an indelible mark on world history, particularly in the Pacific region. The sculpture, located in Sydney, Australia, serves as a testament to his groundbreaking voyages and enduring legacy. Born in Yorkshire, England, in 1728, Cook joined the British Royal Navy at a young age. His exceptional seamanship and navigational skills soon caught the attention of his superiors, leading to a series of appointments on exploratory expeditions. Cook's first major command came in 1768, when he was tasked with finding the elusive southern continent. His voyage led him to New Zealand, where he made first contact with the indigenous Maori people. In 1770, Cook became the first European to record the eastern coast of Australia, naming it "New South Wales." He returned to England as a hero, hailed for his achievements and awarded knighthood. However, his thirst for discovery was far from quenched. In 1772, Cook embarked on another expedition to the Pacific, where he was tragically killed during a skirmish with the Hawaiian people in 1779. This evocative sculpture, situated in the heart of Sydney, immortalizes the explorer's indomitable spirit and his pivotal role in mapping the vast Pacific Ocean. It serves as a reminder of Cook's unwavering determination and the profound impact his explorations had on the world, opening up new territories and fostering cross-cultural understanding.

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