Ikat Textiles of the Indonesian Archipelago: from the Peter ten Hoopen Collection Peter Lee in which a number of

in which a number of new facts and

Dimensions: 29 x 29 cm

Land- en Volkenkunde (KITLV)

An essay by art historian Astri Wright illuminating on the context and different periods of the art of Abdul Aziz introduces some of the artist's sketches and full-page colour plates of his paintings

The Museum Collection and the Straits Chinese Gallery which opened in May 1985 revolve around the characteristic household furnishings

Ikat Textiles of the Indonesian Archipelago: from the Peter ten Hoopen Collection Peter Lee in which a number ofPeter ten Hoopen began collecting ikat textiles from the Indonesian archipelago in the late 1970s, first attracted by their shimmering, strangely unsteady patterns suggestive of altered states, a world of dreams and visions. This awakening of interest fortuitously coincided with the 'golden age' of ikat research, which generated several of the field's inspiring classics and with opportunities to travel to ikat producing islands. His interest deepened