Turner Airbrush Cranes Hawaiian in Original Double Mirror Frame

Vintage "Cranes" Original Fine Art Print Framed and Signed by the American Artist Tom Taylor. Features a sedge of Asian-inspired black-and-white cranes on a solid dark mustard backgr...

Great image of cranes Unframed. It gives you the option of perhaps making a set up using your own choice of frames. Lithograph after Cpt. brown with original hand color. Published...

Great image after J.M.W Turner Fine steel engraving Published by Virtue, C.1850 Unframed. Free shipping

Great image after J.M.W Turner Fine steel engraving Published by Virtue, C.1850 Unframed. Free shipping

Great image after J.M.W Turner Fine steel engraving Published by Virtue, C.1850 Unframed. Free shipping

"The Graceful Sentinel: The Crane" Description: This beautifully hand-colored copperplate engraving from the closing years of the 18th century is a part of the celebrated series by ...

Wonderful image of Jerusalem Fine steel engraving after J.M.W Turner Published by John Murray & Son, London. Dated 1836 Unframed.

Emerging from the depths of imagination and the infinite cosmos, “Genesis” by Christian Riese Lassen unfolds as a majestic vision—where sea and sky collide in a dance of light, color...

Antique print titled 'Scheeps-Kranen'. View of the ship cranes of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. This print originates from 'Beschryvinge van Amsterdam (..)' by C. Commelin. Artists ...

Title: "The Ceremonial Offering to Captain Cook in Hawaii, 1778" This detailed antique engraving, titled "An Offering Before Captain Cook in the Sandwich Islands," captures a significant historical encounter from Captain James Cook's voyages. The artwork, based on a drawing by John Webber, who accompanied Cook, was skillfully translated into print by the combined talents of Samuel Middiman for the landscape and John Hall for the figures. Created around 1778, this scene illustrates a moment where indigenous Hawaiian men present offerings of suckling pigs to Captain Cook and his European companions. A towering figure wearing an imposing mask stands sentinel behind the Europeans, symbolizing the cultural richness and ceremonial traditions of the Hawaiian people. The scene is framed by native palms and lush tropical vegetation, with a typical steep-roofed thatched building enclosed by a fence in the background, hinting at the architectural styles of the era. This print, marked by 'Walker sculp', offers a poignant visual narrative of cultural exchange in the age of exploration.