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Collection  of  Two  Sepia  Pen  and  Wash  Watercolours  after  the  Aquatints  from  “A  Picturesque  Voyage  to  India  by  the  Way  of  China”  (1810)  by  Thomas  and  William  Daniell’s;  Titled:  Anjere  Point,  Strait  of  Sunda;  Malays  of  Java.  Ca.  1810s.

Collection of Two Sepia Pen and Wash Watercolours after the Aquatints from “A Picturesque Voyage to India by the Way of China” (1810) by Thomas and William Daniell’s; Titled: Anjere Point, Strait of Sunda; Malays of Java. Ca. 1810s.

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Collection of Two Sepia Pen and Wash Watercolours after the Aquatints from “A Picturesque Voyage to India by the Way of China” (1810) by Thomas and William Daniell’s; Titled: Anjere Point, Strait of Sunda; Malays of Java. Ca. 1810s.

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Two pen and wash watercolours on paper ca. 12x19 cm (4 ¾ x 7 ¼ in) and 13x19,5 cm (5 x 7 ½ in). Each mounted on a period album leaf ca. 19x23 cm (7 ½ x 9 in), captioned and signed “H.E.R.” in period ink on the mount or in the right lower corner. Paper slightly age-toned, one mount with a couple of tears on the lower margin not affecting the image; overall very good watercolours.

Two attractive 19th-century pen and wash watercolours, drawn after the aquatints from Thomas and William Daniell’s “A Picturesque Voyage to India by the Way of China” (London: Longman, Hurst, Reees and Orme, 1810). The drawings, in a detailed and accurate manner, recreated two of Daniell’s “Javanese” aquatints – “Anjere Point, Strait of Sunda” and “Malays of Java.” The first one depicts the busy western Javanese town of Anyar facing the Sunda Strait, which was completely destroyed by a tsunami during the 1883 eruption of Krakatoa. The second drawing is a group portrait of Malay inhabitants of Java, detailing their costumes and headdress; two men with fighting cocks are seen on the left. Both drawings are signed “H.E.R.” by the unidentified artist. Overall a nice pair of early watercolours depicting Java and its inhabitants.

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Title
Collection of Two Sepia Pen and Wash Watercolours after the Aquatints from “A Picturesque Voyage to India by the Way of China” (1810) by Thomas and William Daniell’s; Titled: Anjere Point, Strait of Sunda; Malays of Java. Ca. 1810s.
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Thomas and William Daniell
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Drawings and Watercolors, Asia, South-East Asia, JAVA

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