Guus Maris

Leo Haks

"The Crafts of Malaysia documents the development of Malaysian crafts from the past to the present, principally the traditions of pottery, fibrecraft, wood carving, textile weaving and metalwork. This lavishly produced volume combines beautiful studio photography of objects and location photography of craftspeople at work with images drawn from archives, and is a visual feast of crafts. It celebrates the masterpieces in the collections of Muzium Negara and the state museums, the living crafts of Malaysia today as well as the new crafts promoted and developed by Kraftangan, the Malaysian national craft organization."--Jacket.

(1600-1950) : Surveying Painters, Watercolourists, Draughtsmen, Sculptors, Illustrators, Graphic and Industrial Artists

Haks & Maris Lexicon of Foreign Artists who Visualized Indonesia

Steven Wachlin

When Indonesia was still known as the Dutch East Indies, images on postcards were often the first views foreigners had of this fascinating land, the world's largest archipelago.

Leo Haks

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