Aoraki Mount Cook

Limited Edition Print by Marika Jones

A3 unframed $175
A2 unframed $275
Limited edition of 150 copies – signed and numbered
Printed on velvet fine art paper with archival inks

Aoraki Mt Cook National Park is named after the highest mountain, which is recorded at 3,724 metres tall. The European name, Mt Cook, was given to honour Captain James Cook who first surveyed New Zealand, despite Captain Cook never seeing the mountain. In 1998, the mountain was officially named Aoraki Mt Cook to incorporate the historic Maori name for the mountain.