The Lost World
Collection by The Walrus & The Carpenter • Last updated 5 weeks ago
Mostly old Bali and Java.
Bali (Wattana)
The many talents of Isidore Van Kinsbergen - The Eye of Photography Magazine
Photographe, artiste, créateur de décors, chanteur lyrique et directeur du Théâtre Français de Batavia, Isidore Van Kinsbergen est né à Bruges d’une mère originaire de Hollande-Méridionale et d’un père amstellodamois. Il poursuit tout d’abord des études en lithogravure et en peinture avant de partir s’installer à Paris pour étudier au Conservatoire national de musique et de déclamation.Isidore Van Kinsbergen was born in Bruges as the son of a South Netherlands mother and an Amsterdam father…
You Have Never Seen Indonesia Like This Before - 30 Rare Historical Pictures | WowShack
A blast from the past; these images that range from the late 1800’s to the early 20th century will make you wonder about the glory of Indonesia’s rich history. Immortalized by these rare and beautiful pictures; we give you an insight look into a distant memory in a not so distant world. Pharmacy in Java […]
The Dutch East Indies in photographs 1860-1940 collection KITLV Photography
The Dutch East Indies in photographs, 1860-1940 ... Aanstoots, J. ARW, Charls & Co. / Bandoeng, Charls & Co. / Semarang, Charls & van Es & Co. / Batavia, Chen, Céphas, K. Céphas, K. of S. Demmeni, Jean Dinter, J.M.P. van / Batavia Feilberg, K. Felde, F. van (von) / Weltevreden Felde, van / Weltevreden, Java, Foto Lux / Garoet, Gleysteen, H. / Soerabaja Herrmann & Co. / Batavia, Hisgen & Co., O. / Semarang Ismail, R. Jong Lin & Co. / Tegal, Jongejans, J. Keng Seng / Semarang, King Ming, L…
86 Amazing old photos of Indonesian people
This collection gives true meaning to the national motto 'Unity in Diversity'
28 Beautiful Images Of Batik In Indonesian History | WowShack
Today, 2nd October, is officially Batik Day – a celebration of Indonesia’s national cloth. The national cloth of Indonesia predates the nation itself. In fact, Indonesian Batik predates written records. The technique was probably introduced to the archipelago during the 6th or 7th century from India or Sri Lanka. Over 1,000 years later, in October 2009, […]