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House of Radja Batipo, demolished and burned to his punishment... (1841). Creator: Anon
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House of Radja Batipo, demolished and burned to his punishment... (1841). Creator: Anon
House of Radja Batipo, demolished and burned to his punishment and chastisement as he being head and captain of the rebellion in the Padang upper lands in the year 1841, (1841). The house and three palm trees, two people on the right at the house. According to the caption, this is said to be the home of the Sultan of Batipo (Batipuh). In 1841, this Sultan led a rebellion against Dutch authority in the Padang Panjang district on the west coast of Sumatra
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Burned Burnt Demolished Imperialism Indonesia Palm Tree Palm Trees Palms Sultan Sumatra Watercolour Paint
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This evocative watercolor painting captures the aftermath of a significant historical event in the colonial history of Sumatra, Indonesia. The House of Radja Batipo, once the residence of the Sultan of Batipo (Batipuh) in the Padang Panjang district, stands in ruins following his punishment for leading a rebellion against Dutch authority in 1841. The Sultan's defiance against the expanding Dutch colonial empire in Sumatra was a bold move that challenged the Dutch presence in the region. The painting, created anonymously in the 19th century, depicts the demolished and burnt-down house, surrounded by three standing palm trees. Two figures are present on the right-hand side of the image, adding a sense of scale and human connection to the scene. The vivid colors and intricate details of the watercolor technique bring the image to life, capturing the essence of the tropical Sumatran landscape. The House of Radja Batipo was a symbol of the Sultan's power and wealth, and its destruction served as a stark reminder of the consequences of defying Dutch colonial rule. The painting is a poignant representation of the complex relationship between colonial powers and local rulers during the 19th century. It serves as an important historical artifact, providing insight into the cultural and political dynamics of the time and offering a glimpse into the rich heritage of Indonesia's colonial past. The painting is a testament to the artistic talent of the anonymous artist, who captured the essence of the scene with remarkable skill and sensitivity. The image is a valuable addition to any collection of colonial art, offering a unique perspective on a significant moment in the history of Indonesia and the Dutch colonial empire.
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