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3. 3. Arie Smit (born 1916)
4. 4. Arie Smit (born 1916) Orchids
5. 5. Arie Smit (born 1916) Temple ceremony
6. 6. Affandi (1907-1990) The gambler
7. 7. Antonio Mario Blanco (1926-1999) Balinese Girl Antonio Mario Blanco - Balinese Dancer
8. 8. Auke Cornelis Sonnega (1910-1963)
9. 9. AukeCornelisSonnega(1910-1963)
10. 10. Auke Cornelis Sonnega (1910-1963) Portrait of I Wajan Parsa Auke Cornelis Sonnega Loving Balinese couple
11. 11. Auke Cornelis Sonnega (1910-1963) Portrait of a Balinese boy
12. 12. Auke Cornelis Sonnega (1910-1963)
13. 13. Auke Cornelis Sonnega (1910-1963) Two Young Balinese Girls with Flowers in their hair
14. 14. Auke Cornelis Sonnega (1910-1963)
15. 15. Auke Cornelis Sonnega (1910-1963)
16. 16. Dewa Putu Bedil (1921- 1999)
17. 17. Dewa Putu Bedil (1921- 1999) A Life in Bali DewaPutuBedil(1921-1999)
18. 18. INyomanMeja CeremonialDayforWeapons MuseumPuriLukisan,Ubud,Bali
19. 19. Dullah (1919- 1996) Allamanda Dullah (1919- 1996)
20. 20. Dullah (1919- 1996)
21. 21. Dullah (1919- 1996) Dullah,a self made artist, was born in Solo in 1919. Since the early days of the independence, Dullah was very close to Soekarno, the first President of the Republic of Indonesia. He was therefore appointed by Soekarno to take care of all of the Presidents art possessions and at the same time as curator of the state painting collections. After no longer in charge of President Soekarno's art collections, Dullah spent most of his creative time in Bali together with a group of his pupils. At the age of 70, Dullah built his museum in Solo all by his own without any financial succour from the government or other private institutions.
22. 22. Dullah (1919- 1996) Balinese village
23. 23. Dullah (1919- 1996)
24. 24. Dullah (1919- 1996)
25. 25. Dullah (1919- 1996) Legong dancer
26. 26. Dullah (1919- 1996)
27. 27. Gung Anom (1982 ) Pura of Bali
28. 28. I Gusti Ngurah Gede Pemecutan does not need a stamp to mark his painting masterpieces. He has hundreds of his fingerprints on all of them. For every fingerprint painting, Pemecutan has to start by painting the white canvas with dark-based colors such as green, blue or brown. Pemecutan recalled that he worked for 18 months to complete his largest 3 meter by 1.5 meter painting of Perang Puputan Badung (Puputan Badung War) in 2001, which may have only needed a week to finish off using the regular brush-and-paint technique.
29. 29. Jeihan-Penari (Tari Gallery)
30. 30. Mohd Yatim Mohd Yatim
31. 31. Mohd Yatim
32. 32. Moht Yatim Yatim started painting at a very tender age. His natural talents caught the attention of Dullah, (editor of President Sukarno s palace painting collection & one of Indonesias most renowned artist). He stayed and learn painting under this grandmaster in Bali for 8 years. Dullah (1919 -1994) taught him everything he knew techniques, use of colours, lighting effect, eye for details and composition. Dullah had many students but none as gifted as Yatim.
33. 33. Mohd Yatim (Born in Medan on 1958)
34. 34. Rudolf Bonnet (1895-1978) Sukarno collection
35. 35. Rudolf Bonnet (1895-1978) Sukarno collection
36. 36. Rudolf Bonnet (1895-1978) - Ni Radji
37. 37. Rudolf Bonnet (1895-1978)
38. 38. S.Sudjojono (1914 - 1986 )
39. 39. S. Sudjojonos A New Dawn sold for HK$10.7 million / US$1.4 million (high estimate: HK$2.5 million / US$322,000*) to a phone bidder after a few minutes of intense competition.
40. 40. Trubus Soedarsono (1924-1966) Balinese dancer
41. 41. Trubus Soedarsono (1924-1966) Tari legong dynamic Soebroto Living In Harmony, 1981
42. 42. Soetopo (1931 - 1931 ) Fish Seller
43. 43. Sudarisman (born 1948)
44. 44. Sudarisman was born in 1948, in Yogyakarta, Central Java, and graduated from the Arts Academy there. He also studied at an arts academy in Holland where he learned about Western art and where he was taught not to depict realism in his work. The abstract symbols in his works show us the power of technology and its influence on mankind. On the other hand, Sudarisman has a lot of respect for his traditional society, especially the traditional craftsmen and artists and he loves to represent them in his work. The colours Sudarisman uses are very characteristic of him, with warm colours always present. The warm yellows and oranges tend to come forward, making the cold colours recede. This is his way of creating space in his paintings, which are one-dimensional, like flat wayang puppets.
45. 45. Sudarisman (born 1948) Tubuh dan Sepatu
46. 46. Sudarisman (born 1948) Erotic Dancer Sudarisman (born 1948) Lady
47. 47. Sudarisman (born 1948) Komposisi Figur
48. 48. Sudarisman (born 1948)
49. 49. Sudarisman (born 1948) Yang tua yang muda
50. 50. Karl Bang (born in Shanghai in 1935) Bali Dancer
51. 51. Art Gallery Ubud
52. 52. Roger San Miguel A Midsummer's Night Dream In Bali, 1996
53. 53. Theo Meier (1908-1982)
54. 54. Text & pictures: Internet Copyright: All the images belong to their authors Arangement: Sanda Foioreanu www.slideshare.net/michaelasanda Sound: Bali World Music, Gus Teja, Beauty in Colors