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Tahitian Queen Oberea making peace with the British commanded by Captain Samuel Wallis, 1767 (engraving)
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Tahitian Queen Oberea making peace with the British commanded by Captain Samuel Wallis, 1767 (engraving)
5233490 Tahitian Queen Oberea making peace with the British commanded by Captain Samuel Wallis, 1767 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tahitian Queen Oberea making peace with the British commanded by Captain Samuel Wallis, 1767.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection
Media ID 22251746
© Look and Learn / Elgar Collection / Bridgeman Images
Agreement Captain Naval Officer Pacific Islanders Pacific Islands Palm Trees Peace Society Islands Surrender Surrendering Tahiti Tahitian
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This engraving captures a significant moment in history as Tahitian Queen Oberea makes peace with the British, led by Captain Samuel Wallis, in 1767. The image showcases the meeting between two vastly different cultures and their efforts to find common ground amidst colonialism. Set against a backdrop of lush palm trees, this scene symbolizes the surrender and agreement reached between the Tahitians and the British naval officer. It offers a glimpse into the complex dynamics of power and diplomacy during this era. The print highlights not only the historical significance of this encounter but also sheds light on the impact of European exploration on Pacific islanders like Oberea. It serves as a reminder of how these interactions shaped both local societies and European perceptions of distant lands. In black-and-white, this engraving exudes an air of solemnity, emphasizing the gravity of such diplomatic negotiations. The composition invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as cultural exchange, imperialism, and peaceful resolutions amidst conflicting interests. As we observe Queen Oberea making peace with Captain Samuel Wallis, we are reminded that history is often defined by encounters between different civilizations. This artwork provides us with valuable insights into an important chapter in global history while inviting contemplation about our shared human experiences across time and space.
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