Endeavour Leaves Dover

Limited Edition (200) signed Giclée print by David Elliot

Shows the Endeavour from First Map: How James Cook Charted Aotearoa New Zealand, written by Tessa Duder and illustrated by David

This is one of six beautiful illustrations from the book now available as high-quality, giclée prints

• Paper size: 295 mm x 415 mm
• Framed: No

This image appears on page 17 of First Map:

On 8 August 1768 Endeavour sailed down the English Channel in a fresh north-westerly, passing the legendary white cliffs of Dover and Beachy Head before anchoring n Plymouth to embark botanists Joseph Banks and Dr Daniel Solander.

 A Giclée (zhee-KLAY) is a superb-quality copy of an artwork or photograph. It is made using high-end 8-to-12 colour inkjet printing techniques coupled with the use of pigment inks, archival inks which maintain image stability and colour permanence better than all other known inks.

The original artwork is currently for sale. Please contact us directly if interested