Oorspronkelijke inwoners van Vanuatu, hier aangeduid als de Nieuwe Hebriden 1869 - 1882

This print, created by Gerhardus Philippus Zalsman between 1869 and 1882, depicts scenes from the lives of the indigenous people of Vanuatu, then known as the New Hebrides. It showcases a variety of images, including a group of natives gathered around a fire, a traditional headpiece adorned with skulls, a village nestled amidst rolling hills, and a detailed portrait of a man from the island. Zalsman's work captures the essence of these cultures through intricate details and a unique perspective, offering viewers a glimpse into a distant world. This print is a valuable resource for understanding the history and traditions of the indigenous peoples of Vanuatu.