1836 D Urville & Sainson Antique Print Men & Women of Vanikoro Isle, Solomon Is. Portraits [68] Traditional ownership of land

[68] Traditional ownership of land (native title) was not recognised in law until 1992

are known to have existed in later Saxon times

were missionaries in Papua New Guinea from 1905 until the 1950s after their Grandfather George Gill & Great Uncle William Gill

He was in communication with the major Italian artists of his time

1836 D Urville & Sainson Antique Print Men & Women of Vanikoro Isle, Solomon Is. Portraits [68] Traditional ownership of landTitle : Vanikoro. Coiffures des habitans des deux sexes Size: 20 1 2in x 13 1 2in (520mm x 345mm) Condition: (A+) Fine Good Condition Date : 1836 Ref #: 31751 Description: This large, magnificent, original antique lithograph print of hair styles of the men & woman of the island of Vanikoro, part of the Solomon Islands in the south Pacific (and last resting place of the ill fated La Perouse expedition), by Louis Auguste de Sainson, artist on the