An art depicting a rural scene in a modern age. Cars and motorcycles are medium of transportation that help a community stay in touch with the world. Produced in March 2009.

Product Details:

• Title : Original – A Melaka House II.
• Approx. Image Size : 14 in. (W) x 10.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 22.5 in. (W) x 19 in. (H) (incl. 2.75 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.

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An art depicting  a scene at a sundry shop with people chatting and enjoying each other company.

Product Details:

• Title : A Village Sundry Shop.

Original:

• Approx. Image Size : 14 in. (W) x 10.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 22.5 in. (W) x 19 in. (H) (incl. 2.75 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.
• Produced in 2008.

Reprint:

• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.
• All artworks are signed by the Artist.

In this reprint, an art depicting a rural scene in a modern age. Cars and motorcycles are medium of transportation that help a community stay in touch with the world.

Product Details:

• Title : A Melaka House II.
• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Product Type : Giclee Limited Reprints Signed by the Artist.
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.

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In this reprint, an art depicting a rural scene of a Minangkabau house in a modern age. In the background, empty paddy fields and a couple of water buffaloes could bee seen. Produced in 2008.

Product Details:

• Title : A Minangkabau House II.
• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Product Type : Giclee Limited Reprints Signed by the Artist.
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.

Melaka is situated on the west coast of the Malaysia peninsular, 148 km south of the nation’s capital, Kuala Lumpur. Melaka was founded circa 1400 by Parameswara, a Srivijayan descendant. Melaka came to being an empire during the Sultanate reign and became a central power in Southeast Asia. Then, came the Portuguese and conquered Melaka in 1511. The Dutch in 1641. And the British in 1824.

As can be seen in this artwork, the Melaka house has integrated elements of Chinese architecture such as the stairs, located in front of the house. The stairs are made from bricks and mortar, while, the remaining structure are constructed from wood. The attap or roof are made from leaves of Nipah palms.

The artist has managed to capture the essence of village living that may not be visible anymore in this modern age.

Product Details:

• Title : A Malay Village In Melaka.

Original:

• Approx. Image Size : 14 in. (W) x 10.5 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 22.5 in. (W) x 19 in. (H) (incl. 2.75 in. hardboard border and 1.5 in. wood frame).
• Materials : Wood Frame, Paper, Hardboard, Plexi Glass.
• Produced in 27 January 2009.

Reprint:

• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.
• All artworks are signed by the Artist.

Melaka is the third smallest state in Malaysia after Perlis and Pulau Pinang. Despite its size, Melaka is one of the most richest state in terms of historical heritage and cultures. Thus in 7 July 2008, Melaka together with George Town in Pulau Pinang were given the recognition by UNESCO and were listed as a World Heritage Site. These cities are now referred to as the Historic Cities of the Straits of Malacca.

Product Details:

• Title : A Melaka House I.
• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Product Type : Giclee Limited Reprint Signed by the Artist.
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.
• Produced in 2008.

The early formation of the state of Negeri Sembilan (which literally means The Nine States) was based on a confederation of nine territories, which were governed by its own chieftains. Refer map here. Now, Negeri Sembilan is divided into six administrative areas and ruled as a constitutional state by the Yamtuan of Negeri Sembilan, a descendant of Minangkabau.

There has been a sizeable Minangkabau settlement in Negeri Sembilan since the seventeenth century. The Minangkabaun originated from the island of West Sumatra, Indonesia. The house shown here is called the Rumah Gadang (which means “big house”), the roofline curve upward from the middle and end in points, in imitation of the water buffalo’s upward-curving horns. It reflects the culture and values of the Minangkabau.

In this art, set in the background is the paddy field and the main subject, the house is showing only one side, while, the actual houses are mostly symmetrical in construction.

Product Details:

• Title : A Minangkabau House in Negeri Sembilan.
• Approx. Image Size : 11.5 in. (W) x 9 in. (H).
• Overall Size : 16 in. (W) x 13 in. (H) (incl. 1.5 in. hardboard border).
• Product Type : Giclee Limited Reprint Signed by the Artist.
• Materials : Paper, Hardboard.
• Produced in 1978.