Basreliëf in de muur aan de noordzijde van de Borobudur Possibly 1873 - 1879
isidorekinsbergen
aged paper
toned paper
ink paper printed
old engraving style
tea stained
personal sketchbook
carved into stone
marker colouring
watercolor
columned text
This photograph, taken by Isidore Kinsbergen between 1873 and 1879, depicts a bas-relief on the north side of the Borobudur temple in Java. The image showcases two distinct scenes carved into the stone. The top scene features a procession with figures, a cart pulled by an animal, and other details, while the bottom scene showcases a group of figures seated around a structure. The intricate details and the realistic depiction of the figures in these scenes offer a glimpse into the artistic mastery of the era and the cultural significance of the Borobudur temple. The bas-reliefs on the Borobudur are a testament to the rich history and artistry of Indonesia, attracting visitors from around the world to witness the grandeur of this ancient monument.
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