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  1. IMAGO History, Antarktische Expeditionen, James Cook, Erstmalige Kreuzung des Polarkreises 1772-1775

IMAGO History, Antarktische Expeditionen, James Cook, Erstmalige Kreuzung des Polarkreises 1772-1775

23.09.2020

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  • COOK James Journal de bord du Capitaine James COOK (1728-1779). Entree du 2 janvier 1774, l equipage est en antarctique. Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

    COOK James Journal de bord du Capitaine James COOK (1728-1779). Entree du 2 janvier 1774, l equipage est en antarctique. Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

  • ALASKA XVIIIeme s. Snug Corner Cove en Alaska, avec les bateaux Resolution et Discovery . Illustration par John Webber (1751-1793) realisee lors du troisieme voyage de Cook, entre 1777 et 1779 (18e, XVIIIe s.) Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

    ALASKA XVIIIeme s. Snug Corner Cove en Alaska, avec les bateaux Resolution et Discovery . Illustration par John Webber (1751-1793) realisee lors du troisieme voyage de Cook, entre 1777 et 1779 (18e, XVIIIe s.) Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

  • COOK James Le navire Resolution . Illustration par John Webber (1751-1793) realisee lors du 3eme voyage de Cook, entre 1776 et 1780. Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

    COOK James Le navire Resolution . Illustration par John Webber (1751-1793) realisee lors du 3eme voyage de Cook, entre 1776 et 1780. Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

  • COOK James Le navire Resolution . Illustration par John Webber (1751-1793) realisee lors du 3eme voyage de Cook, entre 1776 et 1780. Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

    COOK James Le navire Resolution . Illustration par John Webber (1751-1793) realisee lors du 3eme voyage de Cook, entre 1776 et 1780. Credit : Collection British Library KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

  • VOYAGES DE COOK Reception par le capitaine James Cook a bord du vaisseau Resolution des naturels du Detroit de la Reine Charlotte (Nouvelle-Zelande). Illustration anonyme pour Voyage de James COOK (1728-1779) repris en 1841 dans Voyages autour du Monde par William SMITH. Credit : Coll. Jonas KHARBINE-TAPABOR

    VOYAGES DE COOK Reception par le capitaine James Cook a bord du vaisseau Resolution des naturels du Detroit de la Reine Charlotte (Nouvelle-Zelande). Illustration anonyme pour Voyage de James COOK (1728-1779) repris en 1841 dans Voyages autour du Monde par William SMITH. Credit : Coll. Jonas KHARBINE-TAPABOR

  • Voyages de COOK Trombe de mer se manifestent pres de la Nouvelle-Zelande. Illustration anonyme pour Navigazioni di Cook pel grande oceano e interno al globo. (Voyage du capitaine Cook) par James COOK (1728-1779) publie a Milan en 1816 (XVIIIeme s., 18eme s., 18e s.) Credit Collection Grob KHARBINE-TAPABOR

    Voyages de COOK Trombe de mer se manifestent pres de la Nouvelle-Zelande. Illustration anonyme pour Navigazioni di Cook pel grande oceano e interno al globo. (Voyage du capitaine Cook) par James COOK (1728-1779) publie a Milan en 1816 (XVIIIeme s., 18eme s., 18e s.) Credit Collection Grob KHARBINE-TAPABOR

  • COOK Oeuvre Le vaisseau de Cook echoue a l estuaire de la riviere Endeavour. Illustration tiree des Cartes et figures des voyages du Capitaine COOK (1728-1779), edition de 1774 (18e, 18eme, XVIIIe s.) Credit : JEAN VIGNE KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

    COOK Oeuvre Le vaisseau de Cook echoue a l estuaire de la riviere Endeavour. Illustration tiree des Cartes et figures des voyages du Capitaine COOK (1728-1779), edition de 1774 (18e, 18eme, XVIIIe s.) Credit : JEAN VIGNE KHARBINE-TAPABOR.

  • COOK James Biographie L explorateur et navigateur britannique James COOK (1728-1779) lors d une expedition en Nouvelle Zelande. Decouverte de la Nouvelle Zelande au 18eme siecle. Chromo publicitaire fin 19 s. Credit: Kharbine-Tapabor.

    COOK James Biographie L explorateur et navigateur britannique James COOK (1728-1779) lors d une expedition en Nouvelle Zelande. Decouverte de la Nouvelle Zelande au 18eme siecle. Chromo publicitaire fin 19 s. Credit: Kharbine-Tapabor.

  • Captain James Cook s (1728-1779) second voyage 1771-1775 in which he circumnaviagated the globe in Resolute . View among the Antarctic icebergs on 9 January, 1773. Engraving. WHA  !ACHTUNG AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! Copyright: WHA UnitedArchives0510010690

    Captain James Cook s (1728-1779) second voyage 1771-1775 in which he circumnaviagated the globe in Resolute . View among the Antarctic icebergs on 9 January, 1773. Engraving. WHA !ACHTUNG AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! Copyright: WHA UnitedArchives0510010690

  • Arctic Expeditions from British and foreign shores - The Resolution and Discovery  UnitedArchives01241767

    Arctic Expeditions from British and foreign shores - The Resolution and Discovery UnitedArchives01241767

  • Resolution and Adventure at anchor in Matavai Bay in Tahiti Painting by William Hodges William Hodges (October 28, 1744 - March 6, 1797) was a British painter. He was a member of James Cook s second voyage to the Pacific Ocean, and is best known for the sketches and paintings of locations he visited on that voyage, including Table Bay, Tahiti, Easter Island, and the Antarctic. Â  UnitedArchives01027812

    Resolution and Adventure at anchor in Matavai Bay in Tahiti Painting by William Hodges William Hodges (October 28, 1744 - March 6, 1797) was a British painter. He was a member of James Cook s second voyage to the Pacific Ocean, and is best known for the sketches and paintings of locations he visited on that voyage, including Table Bay, Tahiti, Easter Island, and the Antarctic. Â UnitedArchives01027812

  • The Adventure (in the foreground) and the Resolution taking on ice to be melted for drinking water. The location is latitude 61 degrees south of the Equator, during Cook s first venture in to the Antarctic. Watercolour by William Hodges. UnitedArchives00803322

    The Adventure (in the foreground) and the Resolution taking on ice to be melted for drinking water. The location is latitude 61 degrees south of the Equator, during Cook s first venture in to the Antarctic. Watercolour by William Hodges. UnitedArchives00803322

  • The Resolution passing to windward of a giant iceberg, having just become the first ship to sail south of the Antarctic Circle UnitedArchives00803319

    The Resolution passing to windward of a giant iceberg, having just become the first ship to sail south of the Antarctic Circle UnitedArchives00803319

  • Detail of The Resolution beating through the ice, with The Discovery in the most imminent danger in the distance by John Webber, (1752-1793). Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 38. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the great ships of history. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. The third crossing on 3 February 1774, was the deepest penetration. As a consequence the Resolution was instrumental in proving Dalrymple s Terra Australis Incognita (Southern Continent) to be a myth. On his third voyage, Captain James Cook in the Resolution crossed the Arctic Circle on 17 August 1778. Charles Clerke, who took over the command after Cook s tragic death again crossed it on 19 July 1779. The Resolution impressed Cook greatly and he called her the ship of my UnitedArchives0965317

    Detail of The Resolution beating through the ice, with The Discovery in the most imminent danger in the distance by John Webber, (1752-1793). Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 38. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the great ships of history. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. The third crossing on 3 February 1774, was the deepest penetration. As a consequence the Resolution was instrumental in proving Dalrymple s Terra Australis Incognita (Southern Continent) to be a myth. On his third voyage, Captain James Cook in the Resolution crossed the Arctic Circle on 17 August 1778. Charles Clerke, who took over the command after Cook s tragic death again crossed it on 19 July 1779. The Resolution impressed Cook greatly and he called her the ship of my UnitedArchives0965317

  • Tahiti Revisited, by William Hodges (English Painter, 1744-1797). Hodges was a member of James Cook s second voyage to the Pacific Ocean, and is best known for the sketches and paintings of locations he visited on that voyage, including Table Bay, Tahiti, Easter Island, and the Antarctic. Hodges accompanied Cook to the Pacific as the expedition s artist in 1772-1775. From Darwin and the Beagle by Alan Moorhead pages 220-221. Local Caption Colour Medium Format Transparency UnitedArchives0651814

    Tahiti Revisited, by William Hodges (English Painter, 1744-1797). Hodges was a member of James Cook s second voyage to the Pacific Ocean, and is best known for the sketches and paintings of locations he visited on that voyage, including Table Bay, Tahiti, Easter Island, and the Antarctic. Hodges accompanied Cook to the Pacific as the expedition s artist in 1772-1775. From Darwin and the Beagle by Alan Moorhead pages 220-221. Local Caption Colour Medium Format Transparency UnitedArchives0651814

  • Captain James Cook (1728-1779), by Nathaniel Dance (1735 -1811) c.1775. From Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 36. James Cook was a British explorer, navigator, and map maker. He made three voyages to the Pacific Ocean, during which large areas were accurately charted, and several islands and coastlines recorded for the first time on European maps. His most notable accomplishments were the British discovery and claiming of the east coast of Australia, the European discovery of the Hawaiian Islands, and the first circumnavigation and mapping of New Zealand. Local Caption Colour Medium Format Transparency !AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! UnitedArchives0649185

    Captain James Cook (1728-1779), by Nathaniel Dance (1735 -1811) c.1775. From Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 36. James Cook was a British explorer, navigator, and map maker. He made three voyages to the Pacific Ocean, during which large areas were accurately charted, and several islands and coastlines recorded for the first time on European maps. His most notable accomplishments were the British discovery and claiming of the east coast of Australia, the European discovery of the Hawaiian Islands, and the first circumnavigation and mapping of New Zealand. Local Caption Colour Medium Format Transparency !AUFNAHMEDATUM GESCHÄTZT! UnitedArchives0649185

  • Detail of the Resolution beating through the ice, by John Webber, (1752-1793). Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 38. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the significant historical ships. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. As a consequence the Resolution was instrumental in proving Dalrymple s Terra Australis Incognita (Southern Continent) to be a myth. On his third voyage, Captain James Cook crossed the Arctic Circle in the Resolution on 17th August 1778. Charles Clerke, who took over the command after Cook s tragic death, crossed it again on 19 July 1779. Colour Medium Format Transparency UnitedArchives0649182

    Detail of the Resolution beating through the ice, by John Webber, (1752-1793). Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 38. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the significant historical ships. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. As a consequence the Resolution was instrumental in proving Dalrymple s Terra Australis Incognita (Southern Continent) to be a myth. On his third voyage, Captain James Cook crossed the Arctic Circle in the Resolution on 17th August 1778. Charles Clerke, who took over the command after Cook s tragic death, crossed it again on 19 July 1779. Colour Medium Format Transparency UnitedArchives0649182

  • A plan of the Resolution. James Cook undertook his second circum navigation of the world in the Resolution in 1772. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the great ships of history. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron. Local Caption Mono Print UnitedArchives0649143

    A plan of the Resolution. James Cook undertook his second circum navigation of the world in the Resolution in 1772. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the great ships of history. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron. Local Caption Mono Print UnitedArchives0649143

  • A pen and wash sketch showing the Resolution en route for the Antarctic, by William Hodges (1744-1797), the artist who accompanied Captain Cook. Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 35. James Cook undertook his second circum navigation of the world in the Resolution in 1772. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the great ships of history. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. Local Caption Mono Print UnitedArchives0649139

    A pen and wash sketch showing the Resolution en route for the Antarctic, by William Hodges (1744-1797), the artist who accompanied Captain Cook. Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron, page 35. James Cook undertook his second circum navigation of the world in the Resolution in 1772. The Resolution was responsible for some remarkable feats and was to prove one of the great ships of history. She was the first ship to cross the Antarctic Circle (17 January 1773) and crossed twice more on the voyage. Local Caption Mono Print UnitedArchives0649139

  • Detail of the journal for 17 January 1773 in Cook s own hand. Captain James Cook (1728-1779), was a British explorer, navigator and map maker. His most notable achievements were the British discovery and claiming of the east coast of Australia, the European discovery of the Hawaiian Islands, and the first circumnavigation and mapping of Newfoundland and New Zealand. Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron page 47. Local Caption Exploration 1 Mono Print UnitedArchives0542024

    Detail of the journal for 17 January 1773 in Cook s own hand. Captain James Cook (1728-1779), was a British explorer, navigator and map maker. His most notable achievements were the British discovery and claiming of the east coast of Australia, the European discovery of the Hawaiian Islands, and the first circumnavigation and mapping of Newfoundland and New Zealand. Antarctica: The Last Continent by Ian Cameron page 47. Local Caption Exploration 1 Mono Print UnitedArchives0542024

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