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Rear View of Buitenzorg Palace before the Earthquake of 10 October 1834, 1834-1836. Creator: Willem Troost II
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Rear View of Buitenzorg Palace before the Earthquake of 10 October 1834, 1834-1836. Creator: Willem Troost II
Rear View of Buitenzorg Palace before the Earthquake of 10 October 1834, 1834-1836
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1830s Grounds Ii Willem Troost Pond Willem Troost Ii Bogor Buitenzorg
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This stunning 19th-century oil painting by Dutch artist Willem Troost II captures the breathtaking rear view of Buitenzorg Palace before the devastating earthquake of 10 October 1834. Painted between 1834 and 1836, the artwork offers a glimpse into the grandeur and beauty of the Dutch colonial administration's residence in Bogor, Indonesia. The painting showcases the palace's impressive architecture, with its red-tiled roofs, intricate ornamentation, and symmetrical design. The lush, green gardens and grounds are meticulously tended, with carefully manicured hedges, vibrant flowers, and a serene pond reflecting the palace's majesty. In the distance, the tranquil waters of a lake add to the idyllic scene. The painting also depicts a bustling scene of activity, with people going about their daily tasks both within and outside the palace grounds. The low countries' Dutch influence is evident in the European attire of the background figures, adding a layer of cultural richness to the artwork. Buitenzorg Palace, also known as Pasisiran, was built in the early 19th century and served as the official residence of the Dutch Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies. The palace was renowned for its beautiful gardens and scenic location, making it a popular destination for travelers and dignitaries. This painting is an invaluable heritage art piece, offering a unique perspective of the palace before the devastating earthquake that destroyed much of the building. Today, the painting is part of the esteemed collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and continues to captivate audiences with its exquisite detail and historical significance.
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