14 Free Artworks of J. Alphonse Pellion

hawaii in the 1810smarie joseph alphonse pellion1819 engravingsengravings in the national library of australiaengravings of hawaiikeeaumoku iinobility of hawaiihand-coloured stipple engravingnational library of australialikelike (wife of kalanimoku)
Sandwich Islands: Houses of Kalanimoku, Prime Minister of the King; Fabric Making., Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819.
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Kéohoua, femme du chef Kaïroua by Alphonse Pellion, Adolphe Forestier, 1819
j. alphonse pellion1819 engravings
Sandwich Islands: Houses of Kalanimoku, Prime Minister of the King; Fabric Making (detail showing Kalanimoku and his wife Likelike)., Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819.
j. alphonse pellion1819 engravings
Rikériki, femme du chef Kraïmokou by Alphonse Pellion, Adolphe Forestier, 1819
1819 portrait engravings of womenj. alphonse pellion
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
j. alphonse pellionadrien migneret
Kamahamarou, Reine favorite by Alphonse Pellion, Adolphe Forestier, 1819
1819 portrait engravings of womenj. alphonse pellion
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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George Cox Keeaumoku II - Hawaiian Chief Portrait, Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819.
j. alphonse pellion1819 engravings
Studies of Three Wood Carved Images from a He'iau by Alphonse Pellion, Honolulu Museum of Art, Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819
j. alphonse pellionhawaii in the 1810s
Keeaumoku with officer & a chief, engraving after Alphonse Pellion, Honolulu, Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819
engravings after alphonse pellionnative hawaiians in art
Sandwich Islands. 1. Kraimoku, surnamed Pitt, the first minister of the King. 2. Young, a favourite of King Tameameha. 3. Keihe-Koukoui, surnamed Jack, royal pilot., Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819.
j. alphonse pellion1819 engravings
Ke'eaumoku with officer and chief, pencil, pen, ink and brown wash on paper by Alphonse Pellion, Honolulu, Marie Joseph Alphonse Pellion, circa 1819
19th-century european drawings in the honolulu museum of artnative hawaiians in art
Adereços tribais, 1818
1818 watercolor paintingsj. alphonse pellion
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