Champedak Artocarpus integrifolia or Longleaved Jack, from 'Drawings of Plants from Malacca', c.1805-18

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"Champedak Artocarpus integrifolia or Longleaved Jack" is a botanical illustration from the collection "Drawings of Plants from Malacca," which dates back to the period of approximately 1805 to 1818. This artwork is attributed to an anonymous artist and is part of a larger corpus of botanical illustrations that were created during the British presence in the Malay Peninsula, specifically in the region of Malacca. The illustration depicts the Champedak (Artocarpus integer), a tropical fruit tree closely related to the jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus), which is native to Southeast Asia.

The drawing is significant for its historical and scientific value, providing insight into the flora of Malacca during the early 19th century and the interest of British colonists in documenting the natural resources of the territories they occupied. The illustration is meticulously detailed, showcasing the characteristic features of the Champedak tree, including its long leaves and large, oblong fruits. The artwork serves not only as a visual record but also as a tool for botanical study, aiding in the identification and classification of regional plant species.

As a piece of the "Drawings of Plants from Malacca," this illustration contributes to the understanding of colonial botanical exploration and the exchange of knowledge between local experts and European naturalists. The collection to which it belongs is an important example of the intersection between art and science during the period of European colonial expansion, reflecting both the aesthetic appreciation of the natural world and the practical interests of empire in cataloging and exploiting exotic natural resources.

The "Champedak Artocarpus integrifolia or Longleaved Jack" illustration is preserved in various institutional collections and remains a subject of interest for historians of art, botany, and colonial studies. It is a testament to the anonymous artist's skill and the broader efforts of early 19th-century naturalists to understand and depict the rich biodiversity of the Malay Archipelago.

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