Poko Booah Laugsat, Boorong chi-chap, from 'Drawings of Birds from Malacca', c.1805-18

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"Poko Booah Laugsat, Boorong chi-chap" is a notable artwork from the collection titled 'Drawings of Birds from Malacca', which dates back to the period between 1805 and 1818. This collection is attributed to an anonymous artist, whose work provides a valuable visual record of the avian biodiversity in the Malacca region during the early 19th century. The artwork in question depicts a bird species indigenous to the area, captured in a naturalistic style that was typical of the period's scientific illustrations.

The 'Drawings of Birds from Malacca' collection is significant for its historical and ornithological value, offering insights into the species that inhabited the region over two centuries ago. The illustrations are not only important for their aesthetic appeal but also for their contribution to the documentation of wildlife, which may include species that have since become rare or even extinct. "Poko Booah Laugsat, Boorong chi-chap" stands out within this collection for its detailed portrayal of the bird's features, from plumage patterns to anatomical accuracy, reflecting the meticulous observation skills of the artist.

While the identity of the artist remains unknown, the work is reflective of the broader context of natural history studies during the colonial era in Southeast Asia, where such drawings were often commissioned by European naturalists and collectors. The piece is part of a larger genre of colonial artwork that aimed to catalog and understand the flora and fauna of colonized lands, which was a common practice among European powers with interests in exotic locales.

Today, "Poko Booah Laugsat, Boorong chi-chap" is not only appreciated for its artistic merit but also serves as a historical document, providing a snapshot of the rich biodiversity of Malacca in the early 1800s. The artwork is a testament to the intersection of art and science, and its preservation is crucial for future generations to understand and appreciate the natural heritage of the region.

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