The “Kingitorssuak” seen from a valley near Kangerdluarssunguak, Greenland is an 1863 lithographic print by Greenland native Lars Møller, after a watercolor painting by the Danish geologist Dr. Hinrich Johannes Rink.

The motif is captioned in three languages: Danish (possibly Norwegian), Greenlandic and English, with a note that the printing is executed at the lithographic printshop in Godthaab (Nuuk): “Kolonien Godthaabs Bog- og Steentrykkeri 1836”. The Greenlandic spelling follows Samuel Kleinschmidt’s orthography from 1851.