Ular Pontong Teboo, from 'Drawings of Animals, Insects and Reptiles from Malacca', c.1805-18

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"Ular Pontong Teboo" is a drawing from the collection titled 'Drawings of Animals, Insects and Reptiles from Malacca', which dates back to the period between 1805 and 1818. This work is attributed to an anonymous artist and is part of a larger compilation of natural history illustrations that depict the diverse wildlife of the Malacca region in Malaysia. The drawing captures the intricate details and physical characteristics of a particular species of snake, presumably native to the area during the early 19th century.

As an artistic representation, "Ular Pontong Teboo" serves not only as a visual record of the fauna of Malacca but also as a historical document reflecting the scientific and artistic interests of the time. The period when the drawing was created coincides with heightened European interest in the natural world, particularly in the exotic species found in colonial territories. Such works were often created by travelers, naturalists, or local artists commissioned by European patrons and were crucial in cataloging biodiversity and expanding the scientific knowledge of the era.

The drawing is characterized by its attention to detail and accuracy, which was essential for the scientific utility of such illustrations. The use of color, shading, and line work in "Ular Pontong Teboo" would have been intended to aid identification and study of the species depicted. While the exact identity of the artist remains unknown, the collection to which this drawing belongs is a testament to the confluence of art and science during the period of European exploration and colonialism in Southeast Asia.

Today, "Ular Pontong Teboo" and its companion pieces are valuable for researchers and art enthusiasts alike, providing insight into historical practices of natural history illustration and the biodiversity of the Malacca region at the turn of the 19th century. The drawing is also significant for its contribution to the documentation of species that may have faced changes in population or habitat in the intervening years, offering a window into the ecological past of the region.

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