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The View of the Passer and Cockpit, as well as the Mountains of Sallak and Pangrangoe, to be Seen in the Distance, from the Playhouse from the Small Garden on Buitenzorg
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The View of the Passer and Cockpit, as well as the Mountains of Sallak and Pangrangoe, to be Seen in the Distance, from the Playhouse from the Small Garden on Buitenzorg

Johannes Rach · 1769 · pen; brush; paper; ink

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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River landscape with in the foreground a river in the middle a drainage pipe comes out. Behind that landscape with two mountains, various figures and a procession with three carriages, preceded by a column of lancers and riders. To the left a low building from which the Dutch flag hangs; to the right an enclosure within which buildings.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
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drawingmountainsBuitenzorg (West-Java)
Credit lineHet Gezigt van d Passer en Coekraal benevens d. berge d. Sallak en Pangrangoe, int Verschiet te Zien, van het Speelhuijs uijt de Kleene Thuijn op Buijtensorg. 1769. Johannes Rach. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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