28 Free Images of Nobility Of Hawaii

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A Hawaiian Chief illustration, c. 1870s
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A Hawaiian Chief illustration, c. 1870s bw
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William Ellis – Palea, a sub-chief under Kalaniopuu
curly hair in art (male)kalaniʻōpuʻu
A Woman of the Sandwich Islands, in the North Pacific Ocean, sketched by Webber, printed by Warren
native hawaiians in arthawaiian feather work
Aniheneho. L'un des Premiers Officiers de Tahmahamah, pen and ink wash over graphite by Jacques Arago, 1819, Honolulu Academy of Arts
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A Young Woman of the Sandwich Islands. J. Webber del. J.K. Sherwin sc. (London, G. Nicol and T. Cadell, 1785)
hawaiian feather workjohn keyse sherwin
Keeaumoku with officer & a chief, engraving after Alphonse Pellion, Honolulu
19th-century european prints in the honolulu museum of artart of hawaii in the honolulu museum of art
Ke'eaumoku with officer and chief, pencil, pen, ink and brown wash on paper by Alphonse Pellion, Honolulu
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Lucy Muolo Moehonua, circa 1853
19th-century birthsnobility of hawaii
Sandwich Islands. 1. Kamahamarou, the favourite queen. 2. Kéohoua, the wife of the Chief of Kaïroua. 3. Rikériki, the wife of Chief Kraïmokou., Adolphe Forestier, circa 1819.
j. alphonse pellion1819 engravings
Sandwich Islands. 1. Kiaimoukou surnamed Cox, Chief of Maui Island [center]. 2. One of the principal chiefs of Oahu Island [left]. 3. Principal officer of Kiaimoukou [right]., Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819
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A Woman of the Sandwich Islands, in the North Pacific Ocean, sketched by Webber, printed by Warren, John Webber
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Sandwich Islands. 1. Kiaimoukou surnamed Cox, Chief of Maui Island [center]. 2. One of the principal chiefs of Oahu Island [left]. 3. Principal officer of Kiaimoukou [right]., Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819
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Hubert Vos, Kaikilani bust, undated, Hubert Vos
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Jane Swinton Brown and Mrs. William Beckley, circa 1850s
1850s portrait photographs of womennobility of hawaii
Keeaumoku with officer & a chief, engraving after Alphonse Pellion, Honolulu, Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819
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Jane Swinton Brown and Mrs. William Beckley (PP-68-1-014), circa 1850s
1850s portrait photographs of womennobility of hawaii
Ke'eaumoku with officer and chief, pencil, pen, ink and brown wash on paper by Alphonse Pellion, Honolulu, Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819
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Nahaolelua Family
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Abner Paki, daguerreotype, between 1848 and 1855
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Abner Paki, daguerreotype (cropped)
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Paki, photograph by Hugo Stangenwald, N-1305, Mission Houses Museum Archives, between 1852 and 1855
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Paki, photograph by Hugo Stangenwald, N-1179, Mission Houses Museum Archives, between 1852 and 1855
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Mary Lane Ena, Mary Risley Beckley and Jessie Lane Kaae, photograph by Menzies Dickson
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William Charles Keeaumoku Crowningburg. CASE XIV. (Photograph 12)
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Honolulu Cathedral cornerstone laying, colored engraving, George Henry Burgess, 5 March 1867
cornerstone ceremonies in the united states1867 in hawaii
Young Hawaiian students in San Francisco en route to Japan and China in 1882
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Robert N. Boyd in Livorno, Italy, c. 1884
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