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Summary

Te po a Chief of Rarotonga (

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Artist

Print made by Rev. John Williams (1796-1839), Printed by George Baxter, (1804-1867)

Title

Te po a Chief of Rarotonga

Description

Portrait of Te Po, a Chief of Rarotonga, Cook Islands, wearing a headdress, a piece of cloth draped aound his neck, a loin cloth, body tattoo markings, and holding a spear and a fan made from feathers. View of a canoe in the background with two people on board.

Date

1839

Medium

Lithograph, printed in oil colours of brown, blue and green and some reds.

Dimensions

height: 17.4 cm (6.8 in); width: 12.2 cm (4.8 in)

Collection

British Museum

	Native name	British Museum
	Location	London
	Coordinates	51° 31′ 10″ N, 0° 07′ 37″ W
	Established	1753
	Website	www.britishmuseum.org
	Authority file	: Q6373 VIAF: 134857252 ISNI: 0000000123428817 ULAN: 500125180 LCCN: n79107735 NLA: 35022119 WorldCat

Accession number

Oc2006,Prt.38

Notes

Pa Te Pou Ariki (Takitumu tribe, Rarotonga). First published in John Williams, A Narrative of Missionary Enterprises in the South Sea Islands, 1837.

Source/Photographer

British Museum collections

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	06:08, 26 March 2011	750 × 1,085 (214 KB)	Afrodita nz	Higher resolution image
	11:02, 13 April 2007	358 × 554 (20 KB)	Nevers	== Summary == {{Information \|Description=Pa te Pou Ariki (Takitumu tribe, Rarotonga) \|Source=Firsty published in John Williams, "A narrative of Missionary enterprise", 1837 \|Date=1837 \|Author= Baxter, George, 1804-1867 \|Permission=GFDL Copyright expired \|
	15:02, 28 March 2007	498 × 862 (49 KB)	Nevers	{{Information \|Description=Pa te Pou Ariki (Takitumu tribe, Rarotonga) \|Source=John Williams, "A narrative of Missionary enterprise", 1837 \|Date=1837 \|Author=John Williams \|Permission=GFDL Copyright expired \|other_versions= }}