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    Tattooed Hawaiian Chief in Feathered Cloak and Helmet. Lithograph After A Drawing by Jacques Arago, 1819

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    Tattooed Hawaiian

    Chief in feathered
    cloak and helmet.
    Lithograph after a
    drawing by Jacques
    Arago, 1819.

    Tangaroa. Fishermans God. Rarotonga. 31.5 cm high.
    Commemorative head representing Iyoba Idia.
    (Queen Mother). Brass. Edo, Benin, Nigeria.
    16
    th
    century. H: 51 cm.
    Ngatu. Sila O Tonga/ Hala Paini. Tonga.

    Pukeroa Pa Gateway. Ngati Wahiao. Early 1800s.
    Auckland Museum.
    Warrior Chief and Attendants from Benin, Nigeria ca. 1550-1650 brass

    Jahangir preferring a Sufi
    Shaykh to kings

    Miniature painting
    Signed Bichtr c. 1615.
    Queen Elizabeth I
    (The Ditchley
    Portrait)

    Oil on canvas
    Marcus Gheeraerts
    the Younger, c. 1592.
    The Emperor
    Jahangir
    holding a
    picture of his
    father, Akbar
    the Great. 1600

    The triumphant
    return of Akbar to
    Fatehpur Sikri
    From the
    Akbarnama c.
    1590
    Victoria and
    Albert Museum,
    London

    A watercolor portrait of an
    English doctor, Company school
    c. 1830

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