Caption
Staff of the Princess Juliana School, photograph, Group photo of the staff of the Princess Juliana School in Yogyakarta. Group of men posing in two rows in the school. Photo pasted into the photo album presented to JHA van der Hoeven upon the completion of his service in Industrial Education in the Dutch East Indies on July 31, 1933., inscription: 'Personnel Group, PJS', Yogyakarta, 1933, photographer, Java, Central Java, paper, gelatin silver print, height 121 mm x width 175 mm, Princess Juliana School in Yogyakarta, founded in 1917, initially intended only as a training program for construction engineers, Person, JHA van der Hoeven, vocational education, eg: junior technical school, anonymous historical persons portrayed in a group, in a group-portrait, colonial government, cultural history, education, Dutch East Indies, The, Period, 1911 - 1933, A sepia photograph shows a group of men posed indoors in front of a dark curtain and light walls with wall-mounted lamps and a doorway with glass panes; most men are seated on wooden chairs around small tables while others stand behind them, and they wear light-colored suits or uniforms with ties or bow ties, with varying hairstyles and facial hair, dark shoes, and some with visible lapel pins or pocket items; the floor has a tiled pattern and the photo is mounted on dark textured paper with a scalloped edge around the photograph.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A75_392
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47.4Mb (11.0Mb) / 14.7in x 12.5in / 4414 x 3756 (300dpi)