Zendingsscholen op de Cookeilanden en koning Kamehameha I en de eerste minister van de Sandwicheilanden en Hawaii 1869 - 1882

"Zendingsscholen op de Cookeilanden en koning Kamehameha I en de eerste minister van de Sandwicheilanden en Hawaii," an 1869-1882 lithograph by Gerhardus Philippus Zalsman, depicts scenes of missionary schools on the Cook Islands and portraits of King Kamehameha I and a Hawaiian prime minister. The work highlights the influence of European missionaries and the introduction of Christianity in the Pacific Islands during the 19th century. Zalsman's lithograph exemplifies the visual style of 19th-century European printmaking, capturing the details of both the interior scenes and the portraits of prominent figures in the islands' history.