Oolur liedie, Oolur Sampah, from 'Drawings of Animals, Insects and Reptiles from Malacca', c.1805-18

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"Oolur liedie, Oolur Sampah" is a work from the collection 'Drawings of Animals, Insects and Reptiles from Malacca', which is a compilation of illustrations created approximately between 1805 and 1818. The artist behind these drawings remains anonymous, but the collection is notable for its detailed representation of the natural history of the Malacca region, which is part of modern-day Malaysia. The specific piece "Oolur liedie, Oolur Sampah" likely depicts local fauna, possibly focusing on the species known as "Oolur" in the regional vernacular of the time. Given the period when these drawings were made, they may reflect both scientific interest and colonial perspectives on the biodiversity of the Malay Peninsula.

The collection as a whole provides valuable insight into the early 19th-century understanding and documentation of wildlife in Malacca. It serves as a historical record of the species that inhabited the region and the level of detail that artists of the time could achieve with the tools available to them. The drawings are also significant for their potential to combine artistic merit with zoological accuracy, offering a window into the intersection of art and science during the colonial era.

Due to the anonymity of the artist and the general scarcity of detailed information about individual pieces like "Oolur liedie, Oolur Sampah," there is a limit to the contextual and interpretive commentary that can be provided. Nonetheless, the work remains an important artifact within the broader scope of natural history illustration and the study of the region's colonial past.

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