Quails, Booah Malacca, Boorong Poo-eeoh, from 'Drawings of Birds from Malacca', c.1805-18

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"Quails, Booah Malacca, Boorong Poo-eeoh" is a collection of ornithological illustrations from the early 19th century, attributed to an anonymous artist. The drawings are part of a larger work titled 'Drawings of Birds from Malacca', which dates back to the period between 1805 and 1818. These illustrations are significant for their historical and scientific value, providing insight into the avian biodiversity of the Malacca region during the British colonial era in what is now part of Malaysia.

The artwork captures the intricate details and naturalistic colors of the birds, reflecting the artist's keen observation and artistic skill. The quails and other birds depicted in the drawings are rendered with a precision that suggests the artist may have had a background in natural history or scientific illustration. The use of local names such as "Booah Malacca" and "Boorong Poo-eeoh" indicates an engagement with indigenous knowledge and nomenclature, which adds an ethnographic layer to the work's significance.

As a visual record from the early 1800s, "Quails, Booah Malacca, Boorong Poo-eeoh" contributes to the understanding of the region's fauna before the widespread impact of industrialization and habitat loss. The anonymity of the artist adds an element of mystery to the collection, inviting speculation about the identity and motivations of the illustrator. Today, these drawings are not only appreciated for their aesthetic qualities but also serve as a reference point for researchers studying the historical distribution and appearance of bird species in Southeast Asia.

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