File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Portret van twee Iban vrouwen TMnr 10032320.jpg
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English: Portrait of two Dayak women
Nederlands: Negatief. 'Mongoolsch en Javaansch type van Dajaksche vrouwen'. Uit het hier geciteerde, originele bijschrift van de foto blijkt dat de belangstelling van de fotograaf niet uitging naar de fantastische uitdossing van deze vrouwen, maar naar hun gezichtstypen. Overigens is het heel goed mogelijk dat er Dajaks waren met Chinese en Javaanse voorouders. Zowel Chinezen als Javanen kwamen al eeuwen naar Borneo en hadden in verschillende sultanaten grote invloed uitgeoefend. In het zelfbesturende landschap Sambas, gelegen in Borneo's Westerafdeling, was de Chinese aanwezigheid van groot belang. Overigens is de rotan 'gordel' wel het meest opvallende kledingstuk op de foto. (P. Boomgaard, 2001). Portret van twee Iban vrouwen
English: 'Mongolian and Javanese types of Dayak women'. Commentary by P. Boomgard, 2001: "The original caption, cited here, shows that the interest of the photographer was not in the fantastic dresses of these women, but rather their face types. It is, by the way, very well possible that Dayaks had Chinese or Javanese ancestors, as both Chinese and Javanese people had came to Borneo for centuries and found large influence at the various Sultanates. In the self-governed Sultanate Sambas, in Borneo's Westerafdeeling (today's West Kalimantan), the presence of the Chinese was of great importance. The rotan 'girdle' is the most intriguing piece of clothing in this image by the way." |
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