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English: Bronze cannon with breech block and wooden garudas. Now on view in Permanent exhibition Tropenmuseum: Influential cultures in Southeast Asia (2002-present).
Culture: Brunei Origin: Southeast Asia: Insular / Indonesia / Jawa / Jawa Tengah (province) before 1941 approx 142cm (55 7 / 8in.) A decorative bronze cannon with a dragon's head supported by two Garudas, a combination of the dragon and bird. The cannon is probably from Brunei, the two birds were later cut in central Java. In the collection of the Historical Museum in Jakarta there is a similar cannon on a wooden stand that comes from Cirebon. Inventory number: TM-1472-1a Material: bronze metalworking Subcollection and keywords: Objects related to warNederlands: Bronzen kanon met sluitstuk en houten garuda's. Nu te zien in Vaste opstelling Tropenmuseum: Invloedrijke culturen in Zuidoost-Azië (2002-heden).
Cultuur : Brunei Herkomst : Zuidoost-Azië: Insulair / Indonesië / Jawa / Jawa Tengah (provincie) voor 1941 circa 142cm (55 7/8in.) Een bronzen sierkanon met drakenkop steunend op twee Garuda's, een combinatie van de draak en vogel. Het kanon is waarschijnlijk van Brunei, de twee vogels zijn later in midden Java gesneden. In de collectie van het Historisch Museum te Jakarta bevindt zich een vergelijkbaar kanon op een houten standaard dat uit Cirebon afkomstig is. Inventarisnummer : TM-1472-1a Materiaal : brons metaalbewerken Deelcollectie en trefwoorden : Voorwerpen verband houdend met oorlog |
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