Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed artistic reproduction from 1785 depicting masked canoeists associated with Captain James Cook’s voyage to Hawaii. The image captures Hawaiian cultural elements, including traditional masks and canoes, reflecting the Sandwich Islands during the late 18th century. The art portrays a group of canoeists in motion, each wearing distinctive masks, emphasizing the rich heritage and ceremonial aspects of Hawaiian culture encountered during Captain Cook’s exploration.

The design highlights boating and canoeing themes deeply rooted in Hawaiian tradition. The canoes shown are intricately illustrated, showcasing their importance as vessels for travel and ceremonial purposes in Hawaii’s maritime history. The scene is set against a natural backdrop, emphasizing the connection between the Hawaiian people and their environment, particularly the ocean.

Text on the card includes “10u Masked Canoeists Captain Cook Voyage Print Reproduction - 1785” and “Telecards Hawaii,” confirming the card’s origin and specific historical context. The artistic print commemorates the historic voyage, illustrating a moment in time significant to the cultural exchange and exploration era marked by Captain James Cook’s arrival in the Sandwich Islands.

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