File:Mate Oumo, prince de l’île de Noukahiva.jpg

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Français : En 1838, Mate Oumo (Omo ?) - frère de Vavanouha, chef à Taiohae - monta à bord de la Zélée, et fit l'admiration du Contre-Amiral Durmont d'Urville. Lithographie de l'Atelier Rigo Frères, ex"Voyage autour du monde de Dumont d'Urville"publié par Berquet et Petion,Paris, 1842, Dessin de Le Guillou, litho. par Belloni. 11x 16,5 cm hors marges et 15 x 23 cm. toutes marges comprises. Sous passe-partout de bristol blanc. [1]
Date circa 1842
date QS:P,+1842-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source http://tahitinui.blog.lemonde.fr/2008/11/24/mate-oumo-prince-de-lile-de-noukahiva/
Author Guillou?

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