Painting of Tanglin Club during the late 19th century

Title
Painting of Tanglin Club during the late 19th century
Creator
WALKINGTON, Walter
Year/Period
1970
Region
Singapore
Technique
Ink and wash.
Dimension
Object size: L56 x W37.5
Accession No.
1992-00330
Collection of
National Museum of Singapore
Credit Line
Gift of Eric Jennings

The Tanglin Club was formed by the British community in Singapore in 1865, one of the clubs that Europeans formed during the 1860s as they sought their own kind of entertainment and social activities. Other clubs included the German Teutonia Club and the Swimming Club.

 

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