Greenland Collection (page 63)

Flats built by Denmark for people of Ilulissat, formerly Jacobshavn, Disko Bay, west coast, Greenland, Polar Regions

Husky Dog - in sledge race Greenland
JPF-4406 Siberian / Arctic Husky Dog - in sledge race Greenland Jean Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Whale in Greenland
A whale from Greenland

Greenland / Whale Sound
Whale Sound, north-west Greenland

Peary and Wife
ROBERT EDWIN PEARY with his wife who accompanied him on the early stages of his expeditions and on one occasion gave birth in Greenland

Racial / Greenland C1850
Natives of Greenland

Viking Explorers / 1007
Viking explorers stop off in Scotland to mend their longships, take on extra cargo and prepare for the long voyages north toward Greenland and Vinland (North America)

Eric the Red / Greenland
Eric the Red (father of Leif Eriksson - who landed in North America circa 1000) reaches Greenland

Pygmies and Big Birds
Combat between pigmies of Greenland, mounted on horses and armed with spears, against big birds

Greenland Bedroom
Sleeping accommodation in a Greenland home - each compartment has its own heating in the form of a small fire. I don t know what those sticks or poles are for

Greenland Cattle
The indigenous cattle of Greenland

Bewick Hooded Seal
(cystophoro cristata) A native of Greenland, it has a fold of skin on its forehead with which it can cover its eyes and nose

Greenland Sledge
Greenland - Constructing a sledge

Vikings to Greenland
Icelandic seamen discover Greenland Date: 986

Sea Serpent Greenland
Spouting sea-creature sighted by Hans Egede off the coast of Greenland

Greenland / Baffins Bay
View of Sandersons Hope, near Upernivik, Baffins Bay, 3, 3000 feet high

Stalking a Seal
A Greenland hunter stalks a seal

Transportation of meteorite found by Peary in Greenland
Transportation of a large iron meteorite found at Cape York, Greenland, by the American explorer Robert Edwin Peary, and taken for display purposes to the Museum of Natural History, New York. (2 of 2)

Meteorite found by Peary in Greenland
A large iron meteorite found at Cape York, Greenland, by the American explorer Robert Edwin Peary, and taken for display purposes to the Museum of Natural History, New York. (1 of 2)

Natural Phenomena / Space /
Meteorite investigated by prof. Nordenskjold on the northwest coast of Greenland and brought back to Sweden 1st picture of 2

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Greenland, a land of captivating contrasts and breathtaking beauty. From the Viking ship gracefully sailing across the vast sea to the mesmerizing sight of our planet illuminated in darkness from space, this Arctic wonderland never fails to leave one in awe. In the heart of Greenland's icy wilderness, an Inuit hunter braves a snowstorm with his loyal dog team by his side. Their resilience echoes through time, reminding us of the indomitable spirit that has thrived here for centuries. Tracing back history's footsteps, we uncover an ancient map depicting Greenland as discovered by Norse Vikings during their intrepid explorations in 1440. The Vinland Map stands as a testament to their audacity and curiosity. The Greely Arctic Expedition takes us even further north, pushing boundaries and venturing into uncharted territories. Their relentless pursuit of knowledge propels them towards new frontiers amidst harsh conditions. Amidst all these adventures lies a bustling harbor where cargo ships dock on quaysides laden with precious freight. This lifeline connects Greenland with distant lands while sustaining its communities. Qaqortoq emerges as a vibrant town nestled against nature's grandeur. Its elevated view reveals stunning vistas of fjords adorned with majestic icebergs under the enchanting midnight sun - an experience like no other. Art finds its place amidst this raw landscape too; Stone and Man outdoor sculpture project "They Came" by Aka Hough pays homage to Greenland's rich cultural heritage and harmonious coexistence between man and nature. As we broaden our perspective beyond Greenland’s borders, Africa comes into focus on a topographic map. It reminds us that despite being worlds apart geographically, both continents share profound connections within Earth’s intricate tapestry. Greenland beckons explorers seeking untamed landscapes and stories etched into its very fabric. With each passing moment spent here, one discovers not only its natural wonders but also glimpses into the resilience and spirit of those who call this place home.