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   Registration Date: Mar. 31, 2006

   Last Updated:

Nov. 20, 2008
 
Company Contact
   Name: Mr. Rony Mediono [Director/CEO/General Manager]
   E-mail: mooi_indie1900@yahoo.co.id
   Mobile Number: +6281802466333
   Phone Number: +62-24-33040277
   Fax Number: +62-24-7473583
   Address: JL.Raya Ungaran-Gunungpati Karanggeneng KM.9
Semarang 50241, Jawa Tengah
Indonesia

Business Nature: Service of Gifts & Crafts category

Company Brief

Raden Saleh ( 1807-1880) , who was the first Indonesian artist to triumph in western painting and who is revered as the
grandfather of Indonesian painting, those that he did create do often feature the same kind of dominant.

The development of Indonesian modern painting started since Raden Saleh use the media, techniques,
and idioms in Romanticism manner. After two decades in a vacuum state, landscape painting became a tendency in early 1900’ s.
The Mooi Indie nickname applied onto those expatriates and domestic painters.

" MOOI INDIE 1882" , that meant " Indonesian Beauty 1882" and was aimed at the painter who only depicted scenery romanticism,
beautiful buildings and the life of indigenous people ( " Mooi Indie" is a Bahasa Indonesian phrase, which translates
basically as " beautiful Indies" ) .

But if we look a little closer we can also find many examples of Mooi Indie artists who do not fit this tourist-artist
stereotype. There was, for example, a handful of Mooi Indie artists who were Indonesian,
most notably Abdullah Soeriosoebroto ( 1878-1941) and Soekardji ( 1880-1950) who were all popular within colonial society.

The fact that the primary consumers of Mooi Indie paintings were Europeans is one of the key nails in the coffin of its
reputation; post-colonial discourse rarely champions the interests, or the aesthetics, of the oppressors.
Thus the triviality and deficiencies of the Mooi Indie style would seem to be confirmed by the fact that European tourists,
factory-owners, and employees of the colonial governments often purchased or commissioned such naturalistic,
romantic landscapes, often including views of their homes or factories, to be used as souvenirs to remind them of their time
in the tropics after they had returned to Europe.

However, not all of the European community in the Indies held Mooi Indie art and artists in universally high regard.
In fact, many people agreed with the critic who wrote for the magazine De Taak in 1917.
Even well into the twentieth century, former Indonesian president Sukarno particularly favoured the work of Mooi Indie artist.
In fact, the introduction to the multi-volume publication illustrating paintings from Dr. Sukarno' s collection indicates
that his aesthetic tastes favoured romantic, naturalistic landscapes, given his preference for scenes of " green mountains
sprawling across the golden paddy fields, the little brooks meandering over the stones, and the shimmering reflections
of clouds fondling with the sunshine on the hilltops."

Indonesisch Landschap Van Soekardji ( Mooi Indie )

* Landscape & The Sheep
Oil painting in canvas measures 50cm x 70cm
Frame measures 72.5cm x 92.5cm

* The Coast & The Sailing Ship
Oil painting in canvas measures 30cm x 175cm
Come with unique old frame have the shape of kapstok brass solder,
old mirror the prism and wood of sheet teak measures 100cm x 187.5cm

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