Showing posts with label Rene Fijten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rene Fijten. Show all posts
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Prambanan, abandoned shed
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Bali boats
During our travels through Indonesia, I was able to make a number of sketches of boats. Always an interesting subject to draw, especially because you see all types of boats you don´t see in Europe.
I made the top sketches while waiting for the ferry between Java and Bali. The bottom one was of ships I saw during the trip across the waters. And the middle one was drawn just in front of our hotel in Bali, while sitting in the sun sipping on a nice cold beer.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Bandung and Dieng plateau
After Bandung (below you see a sketch of the trainstation of Bandung) we made a traintrip to Wonosobo. There we visited the Dieng plateau, with its beautiful multicoloured lakes and geisers. And a fantastic detailed old hindu temple, over 1200 years old (see sketch).
We also noticed that this region has a lot of potato and tobacco agriculture, I managed to sketch a man carrying (I think) tabacco leaves over the steep fields.
We also noticed that this region has a lot of potato and tobacco agriculture, I managed to sketch a man carrying (I think) tabacco leaves over the steep fields.
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Bandung,
public transportation,
Rene Fijten,
temple,
train
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Trip through Indonesia
The past 2 weeks my wife and I went for a 16 day tour through Indonesia. We had a fantastic journey, not only because of the beautiful country, pleasant people, good food and fine weather, but also because of the excellent Indonesian guide and nice group of fellow Dutch travellers (26 in total).
After a 19 hour flight from Amsterdam we arrived in Jakarta around noon.
We only had one afternoon to visit Jakarta, so we immediately went to the harbour where old wooden ships were being loaded by hand. These ships are so beautifully made, incredible. Real handicraft.
I was able to make this quick impression before we left for a tour through the citycenter, and a visit to the colonial museum.
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