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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 13 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
- Summary:
- E074252-001 - 25/10/1976, painting, Batuan, Gianyar District, Bali, Indonesia, Asia, Southeast
- Item Name:
- painting
- Label:
- The artist of this Ider-Ider painting on thin Balinese cloth is unknown. However, it was probably painted in the mid-19th century in either the Klungkung or Batuan area. The painting depicts seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.' Previously belonged to the temple of Jero Kapal, in Gelgel. Anthony Forge Collection
- Place:
- Batuan
- Region:
- Gianyar District
- Province/State:
- Bali
- Country:
- Indonesia
- Collection Area:
- Asia, Southeast
- Museum Department:
- Anthropology
- Registration Date:
- 25/10/1976
- Registration Number:
- E074252-001
- Associated Stories:
- Balinese Cremation, Indonesia
- Death: the Last Taboo - Exhibition Text 2003 - Balinese Cremation
Images
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 1 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 2 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 3 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 4 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 7 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 9 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 11 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
8:
Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 14 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 15 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
10:
Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 16 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 17 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 18 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 5 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 6 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
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Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 8 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
16:
Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 10 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
17:
Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 12 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
18:
Mid-19th century ider-ider painting (detail) depicting seven scenes from epic story of 'Bharatayuddha: Death of Abimanyu.'
reads from left to right, section 13 of 26.
Anthony Forge Collection
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Photography Dept - Gregory Millen
19:
Section of ider-ider painting depicting cremation of Abimanyu from the 'Bharatayuddha' epic, mid-19th century. Anthony Forge Collection.
© Australian Museum
photographer: AM, Materials Conservation Dept