Artworks

"Esquimaux in his kayak ready for seal hunting"

"The Steamer under the midnight sun, anchored about two miles from the Devil's Thumb."

"Instantaneous view of icebergs"

"Iceberg with an arch in it, which, when connected with the Glacier, will give the reader to understand how the water flows from the Glacier through these arches, causing the rapid current."

"Where we patiently waited and quietly hoped for the ice to open"

"Hans, his wife, and children. Hans was with Dr. Kanes in his expedition, also with Dr. Hayes in 1860 and 1861, and is now with the United States Exploring Expedition under Captain Hall."

"Side view of the front of the glacier"

“Peter Motzfeldt and wife”

"The farthest point reached (August 17th). Here the Steamer is surrounded by the heaviest of rafted and hummock ice. After being liberated we shaped our course back."

"Looking down Karsut Fiord - the cliffs on the left were calculated by Dr. Hayes at about 4,000 feet in height."

"Cliffs seen on the south side of Arsut Fiord, three thousand feet high. Those seen in the distance are four thousand feet high."

"Esac's house on Iglor at the right"

"Kunak mountain partially enveloped in a fog"

"Kunak mountain in Davis Straits"

"Icebergs Passed near the Newfoundland Coast"

"Approaching the coast near Iviktut, the Mountain partially covered with a storm cloud"

"Instantaneous view of icebergs on our way North"

"Steaming up the coast"

"Kunak mountain, with the commencement of a fog bank"

"Instantaneous view of icebergs passed off the coast"

"Instantaneous View of Icebergs Which, From their Similarity and Beauty, We Named the Twins"

"Instantaneous view of iceberg"

"An iceberg about one hundred feet high"

"This View shows the beautiful forms in varied shapes which the Berg assumed. On this Berg we found a Lake of Fresh Water, covering an acre in extent."