Key Work of Art or Architecture
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Related Content for Contextual Understanding
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213. Nan Madol, Micronesia, (700 to 1600 CE) |
Micronesia. Nan Madol. Saudeleur Dynasty, Pohnpei (24) |
Comparison: Palace of Versailles & Nan Madol (23) |
214. Moai, Rapa Nui (c1100 to 1600 CE) |
Polynesia. Moai (ahu), Rapa Nui (Easter Island) (17) |
Art of the Pacific (24) |
215. ‘Ahu ‘ula, Hawaiian (Late 18th century CE) |
Polynesia. ‘Ahu ‘ula (feather cape) Hawaii (20) |
Comparison: Featherwork in the Americas & Polynesia (11) |
216. Staff god, Cook Islands (18th to 19th c CE) |
Polynesia. Staff god, Rarotonga, Cook Islands (9) |
Art of the Pacific (24) |
217. Nukuoro, Micronesia (18th to 19th c CE) |
Micronesia. Female deity, Nukuoro (16) |
Art of the Pacific (24) |
218. Buk (mask), Torres Strait (19th c CE) |
Melanesia. Buk (mask). Torres Strait (7) |
Art of the Pacific (24) |
219. Hiapo (tapa), Niue (1850–1900 CE) |
Polynesia. Hiapo (tapa) Niue bark cloth (11) |
Art of the Pacific (24)
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220. Tamati Waka Nene, G. Lindauer (1890 CE |
Lindauer, Gottfried. Portraits of Maori Leadership (18) |
Portraiture: Power and Authority (37) |
221. Navigation Chart, Marshall Is (19th c CE) |
Micronesia. Navigation Chart, Marshall Islands (7) |
Comparison: Navigation Chart, Marshall Is. & Navigational Tools (25) |
222. Malagan mask, Papua New Guinea (20th c. CE) |
Melanesia. Malagan display and mask. Papua New Guinea (23) |
Comparison: Transformation Masks & Malagan Masks (16) |
223. Presentation to Queen Elizabeth II (1953 CE) |
Polynesia. Presentation to Queen Elizabeth II, Fiji (21) |
Art of the Pacific (24) |
See Also
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Art of the Pacific (24)
The Pacific: An Overview (24)
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