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these pillow ends were part of Peranakan Chinese marriage rituals in Indonesia—a practice influenced by local Malay customs
his fascination with modern and Western art prompted him to go to Belgium in 1975
the textiles used for funerals and other rites and ceremonies to appease the spiritual world are among the most dramatic made in insular Southeast Asia
Print length: 88 Pages
Slipcase has light foxing to inside and light stains to front
The World of Jan Brandes, 1743–1808: Drawings of a Dutch Traveller in Batavia, Ceylon and Southern Africa Art deco these pillow ends were partThis publication brings to light one of the most remarkable and intimate visual records of Dutch colonial life in the 18th century. Jan Brandes, a Lutheran minister appointed to Bataviathe administrative center of the Dutch East India Company (VOC)created over six hundred watercolour drawings during his travels through Java, Ceylon, and Southern Africa between 1779 and 1787. Unlike official VOC imagery, Brandess works offer a deeply personal
