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The Inside of a Hippah in New Zealand, illustration from Voyage to the Pacific

The Inside of a Hippah in New Zealand, illustration from Voyage to the Pacific


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The Inside of a Hippah in New Zealand, illustration from Voyage to the Pacific

XJF618955 The Inside of a Hippah in New Zealand, illustration from Voyage to the Pacific, engraved by Benjamin Pouncy, 1784 (engraving) by Webber, John (1750-93) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Webber was the official artist on Captain James Cooks final voyage through the Pacific. A Hippah is a village or fort of reed houses, also known as a pu. Image engraved by Benjamin Pouncy (c.1750-99)); English, out of copyright

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Benjamin Captain Cooks Fortified Huts Indigenous James Maori Pacific Reed Settlement Tribe Zealand Zealander


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This print takes us on a visual journey to the inside of a Hippah in New Zealand, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous Maori people. The illustration is derived from John Webber's artistic documentation during Captain James Cook's final voyage through the Pacific. A Hippah, also known as a pu, stands tall and proud as a fortified village or fort made up of reed houses. Benjamin Pouncy skillfully engraved this image, capturing every intricate detail with precision and finesse. As we delve into this artwork, we are transported to an enchanting landscape where native Zealander huts dot the horizon. Each dwelling represents not only shelter but also serves as an emblematic symbol of Maori identity and community spirit. The view extends beyond the fortified settlement itself, allowing our eyes to wander towards the vastness of the ocean and distant islands. This panoramic vista reminds us of both isolation and connection – how these resilient tribes thrived amidst nature's embrace. Webber's artistry immortalizes this unique aspect of New Zealand history, inviting us to appreciate its significance within global exploration narratives. It serves as a testament to cross-cultural encounters that shaped our understanding of different societies during times when boundaries were being pushed further than ever before. This remarkable print captures not just an image but also echoes stories untold; it encapsulates curiosity for discovery while honoring indigenous traditions that have stood strong for centuries.

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