7 Free Artworks of Governors Of Hawaii (island)

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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.
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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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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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Boki and Liliha, printed by C. Hullmandel; drawn on stone from the original painting by John Hayter, London, 1824, 1824, London
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Poomaikelani2, circa 1870s
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John Young (Hawaii), Jacques Arago, August 1819
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George Cox Keeaumoku II - Hawaiian Chief Portrait, Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819.
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