Showing 4 artworks with John Webber and with artwork date before 1790 and with artwork date after 1780
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John Webber
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- Landscape Painting
- Cultural Exchange
- John Webber
- Queen Charlotte Sound
- British Empire
- Watercolor Landscape
- Cook’S Voyage Art
- Hawaiian Landscape
- Society Islands
- Raiatea
- 1785
- Travel Painting
- Art History
- Watercolor
- Pacific Exploration
- Indigenous Art
- Historical Art
- John Webber Artist
- Captain James Cook Portrait
- Naval Uniform Artwork
- 18Th Century Exploration
- Tahitian
- Cook Family History
- Native American Art
- Posthumous Portraiture
- Portrait
- British Colonial Art
- Ship Cove
- Ocean Scene Artwork
- Elizabeth Cook Legacy
- Captain Cook
- Māori
- Pacific Ocean Painting
- Historical Realism
- Tahitian Art Tradition
- New Zealand
- 1788
- Polynesian Art
- Pacific Ocean
- Telescope Observation
- Tapa Cloth
- Tension
- Romantic Painting Style
- British Art History
- Royal Academy Artist
- Exploration
- Cook'S Voyage
- Coastal Scenery Art
- Historical Portrait
- Botanist Daniel Solander
John Webber's 'Ship Cove' captures a pivotal moment in Cook’s voyage – cultural exchange & simmering tension between Māori and British crews. Explore this evocative landscape painting.
John Webber (1751-1793): English artist of Captain Cook's voyages. Renowned for Pacific landscapes, portraits & documenting 18thC exploration. Works in major museums.
Explore John Webber’s ‘Ship Cove, Queen Charlotte Sound’ (1788). A captivating 18th-century landscape revealing Māori trade & colonial tensions. Discover a nuanced story of exploration & cultural exchange.
A captivating portrait by John Webber depicts Poetua, a young Polynesian princess from Raiatea, amidst cultural exchange and historical tension during Captain Cook's voyage. Explore its layers of beauty & complexity.