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Making a circuit to windward, they set fire to the grass (colour litho)

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Making a circuit to windward, they set fire to the grass (colour litho)

3648928 Making a circuit to windward, they set fire to the grass (colour litho) by Williamson, J. (active c. 1905); Private Collection; (add.info.: Making a circuit to windward, they set fire to the grass. Illustration for Cooks Voyages of Discovery edited by John Barrow (A&C Black, 1904).); © Look and Learn

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Captain Cook Cartographer Circuit Grass James Cook Making Windward


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This print titled "Making a circuit to windward, they set fire to the grass" by J. Williamson takes us back in time to an era of exploration and discovery. The image transports us to the historical moment when Captain James Cook and his crew embarked on their voyages of discovery. In this scene, we witness Cook's expedition team making their way through the rugged Australian landscape. As they navigate the challenging terrain, they decide to set fire to the grass as a strategic move. This act not only clears their path but also serves as a symbol of their determination and resilience in the face of adversity. The lithograph captures both the excitement and danger that accompanied these explorations. It showcases Cook's unwavering spirit as he leads his crew towards new horizons, with Mr Banks - renowned botanist and naturalist - by his side. Williamson's attention to detail brings this historical event vividly to life. From the meticulously drawn cartography tools used by Cook himself, to the billowing smoke from the burning grass, every element contributes towards creating an immersive experience for viewers. This artwork is part of a collection featured in "Cooks Voyages of Discovery" edited by John Barrow in 1904. It stands as a testament not only to Captain James Cook's remarkable achievements but also highlights how art can preserve moments from our past for generations to come.

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