Dutch residence in Weltevreden

Title
Dutch residence in Weltevreden
Year/Period
c.1860s
Region
Singapore
Object Type
albumen prints
Material
albumen paper
Technique
albumen process
Dimension
Image size: ,
Image Size: H:20.5 x W:25.9 cm,
Object size: ,
Mount Size: H:25.8 x W:33.3 cm
Accession No.
2011-01710
Collection of
National Museum of Singapore

This photograph of a Dutch residence in Weltevreden in Java demonstrates the style of colonial architecture, probably at the turn of the 19th century. As the insciption indicates, the residence was situated next to a Monkey Bread Tree.

 

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