Endeavour off Cape Saunders

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 Elliot.

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 pages 82 - 83 of First Map:

In late February 'a proper Storm' with enormous swells forced Endeavour far away from the coast, by 2 March to about 150 miles south-east of Cape Saunders [near today's Dunedin] and to a latitude of 4.8 degrees, actually south of Stewart Island.

 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.