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ganjawulung · 16th October 2011, 11:30 AM

@Henri, yes, Pak Neka now looks a bit older than this foto. Did you visit the other parts of Neka's Museum? Because, for about 25 years until 2005, Pak Neka and also the Senior Neka they are painting collectors. You could find some western painters' paintings such as: Arie Smit dan Rudolf Bonnet -- dutch painters who developped young balinese artists in modern painting. Also you may find some Indonesian painting masters' masterpieces such as Affandi. Neka's museum is also a good place of contemporary balinese painting documentation...

And now, this museum owns more than 312 paintings in two galleries, and more than 270 kerises in one gallery...

16th October 2011, 11:30 AM	#12
ganjawulung Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: J a k a r t a Posts: 991	@Henri, yes, Pak Neka now looks a bit older than this foto. Did you visit the other parts of Neka's Museum? Because, for about 25 years until 2005, Pak Neka and also the Senior Neka they are painting collectors. You could find some western painters' paintings such as: Arie Smit dan Rudolf Bonnet -- dutch painters who developped young balinese artists in modern painting. Also you may find some Indonesian painting masters' masterpieces such as Affandi. Neka's museum is also a good place of contemporary balinese painting documentation... And now, this museum owns more than 312 paintings in two galleries, and more than 270 kerises in one gallery...