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Merchant venturer Sir Martin Frobisher encounters Eskimos in 1577 (colour litho)

Merchant venturer Sir Martin Frobisher encounters Eskimos in 1577 (colour litho)


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Merchant venturer Sir Martin Frobisher encounters Eskimos in 1577 (colour litho)

3610852 Merchant venturer Sir Martin Frobisher encounters Eskimos in 1577 (colour litho) by British School, (16th century); Private Collection; Peter Newark Pictures; British, out of copyright

Media ID 22446714

© Peter Newark Pictures / Bridgeman Images

Adventurer Eskimo Eskimos Exploring Inuit Inuits New World Northwest Passage America Continent Canadians


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Merchant venturer Sir Martin Frobisher encounters Eskimos in 1577 (colour litho) captures a pivotal moment in history as British explorer, Sir Martin Frobisher, embarks on a daring expedition to the Canadian Arctic. This print showcases the meeting between Frobisher's crew and the indigenous Inuit people, providing a glimpse into the early interactions between Europeans and North American natives. The image depicts an intense encounter filled with curiosity and apprehension. The brave adventurers stand armed, ready for any potential threat that may arise from this unfamiliar territory. Meanwhile, the Inuit people observe cautiously but remain unyielding in their own defense. Frobisher's mission was driven by his relentless pursuit of discovering the elusive Northwest Passage – a fabled route connecting Europe to Asia through North America. His encounter with these resilient Eskimos sheds light on their resilience and adaptability within this harsh environment. This historical lithograph serves as a reminder of both exploration and conflict during this era of discovery. It symbolizes not only Britain's ambition to expand its empire but also highlights the rich cultural heritage of Canada's indigenous peoples. As we reflect upon this artwork today, it is important to recognize and respect the complex dynamics that unfolded during these early encounters between different cultures – an essential part of our shared human history.

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