Drawings of Fishes from Captain Cook's Voyages by Trustees of The British Museum (Natural History), Various Artists Image: Spine
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Drawings of Fishes from Captain Cook's Voyages by Trustees of The British Museum (Natural History), Various Artists Image: Front cover
Drawings of Fishes from Captain Cook's Voyages by Trustees of The British Museum (Natural History), Various Artists Image: Title page
Drawings of Fishes from Captain Cook's Voyages by Trustees of The British Museum (Natural History), Various Artists Image: Sample page - Plate 12
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Drawings of Fishes from Captain Cook's Voyages by Trustees of The British Museum (Natural History), Various Artists Image: Accompanying commemorative stamps
Drawings of Fishes from Captain Cook's Voyages by Trustees of The British Museum (Natural History), Various Artists Image: Accompanying commemorative stamps
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Forty Drawings of Fishes made by the artists who accompanied Captain James Cook on his three voyages to the Pacific, 1768-71, 1772-75, 1776-80. Text by P. J. P. Whitehead. Published by the Trustees of the British Museum (Natural History), London 1968.
Artists include: Georg Forster, Joseph Banks, Sydney Parkinson, James Cook, J. R. Forster, John Webber and Daniel Solander.

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