Deutscher and Hackett

ink and wash on paper

watercolour and ink on paper

lidded wooden vessel carved with intricate designs in the form of a woman holding a chicken

bronze

bronze

ink and wash on paper

oil on board

ink and wash on paper

ink, wash and pastel on paper

ink and pen and wash on paper

oil on card

oil on canvas-board

ink, wash and pastel on paper

pen, ink, watercolour and gouache on paper

carved teak (jati) box, with two attached feet modelled in the form of a lion and a bull. The top depicts the artist and pavilion at Batujimbar with airplane returning to Australia. The front panel shows the arrival of the artist's yellow 1928 Chevrolet with curious local villagers

ink, watercolour and gouache on paper

ink and watercolour on paper

ink and wash on paper

textile appliqué composed of traditional Balinese batiks on canvas backing

wood carved in the form of a horse with a pair of male and female deity figures (Pratima), painted in white with red, gilt, blue and black highlights

wood carved in the form of Wilmana, part of a lintel in bale structure, painted in black, red, white, green and yellow

wood carved in the form of a crowned and winged dragon (naga) with the elongated stopper carved in the form of a deity, painted in vermilion with black, blue, white and gilt highlights

Panggal buaya (satinwood) carved in the form of a figure in a cross-legged position, with traces of original black, red and white highlights

Panggal buaya (satinwood) carved in the form of a commoner wearing a kris at the back, with traces of original white, black and red highlights

wood carved in the round with bands of karang motifs and a meditating figure in a cave, painted vermillion with traces of black and white highlights

wood with traces of red paint

wood carved in the form of a woman in dance posture

steel blade decorated on each side in relief with three standing priest figures and a winged elephant, the scabbard of wood with a modelled ivory crosspiece; the bone hilt carved in the form of a demon, raksasa, wearing a snake for a necklace

embossed and chased gold inlaid with semi-precious coloured cabochon cut stones

wood carved in the form of a seated commoner figure

wood carved in the form of a demonic figure, painted dark blue with yellow highlights

wood carved in the form of male and female figures wearing ceremonial dress, with traces of red, white and black highlights

wood with traces of white paint

wood carved in the form of a nobleman holding a ring, painted in red with black, white and gilt highlights

wood carved in the form of a woman wearing ceremonial dress, painted in green with white and black highlights

wood with traces of red paint, right wing broken and replaced

wood carved in the form of a horse with detachable head, with white, red, black and gilt highlights

wood carved in the form of a deer, with detachable head and genuine antlers

wood, each carved in the shape of crowned female face, painted in white, yellow, red, black, green and blue, with wooden stick to attach the ornament to the front of the gebogan offering. One has a painted male face on the rear

wood

polished waru wood, carved in the style of Cokot

ink, wash and gouache on paper

ink and wash on paper

wood with green, red and black paint

wood, the paddle carved in the form of a smiling human face painted black with traces of red highlights, the scoop with a handle in the form of a woman, and a kala face motif at base of handle

wood carved in the form of a zoomorphic figure with serrated iron tongue

iron with silver inlay, forged in the shape of Sango, the body with swastika (banji) motifs. The handles are covered with silver

iron, forged in the shape of a horse with bells, the body with swastika (banji) motifs in bronze inlay

iron, forged in the shape of Sangut with kris

bone modelled in the form of a pregnant woman holding her stomach

ivory modelled in the form of a demonic figure with right hand behind head and left hand on stomach

ivory modelled in the form of a figure in cap with beard, distended stomach and large penis

buffalo horn modelled in the form of a crouching nude man wearing a cloth to protect his head, with brass base

copper modelled in the form of a Parekan figure

stained wood modelled in the form of a female figure riding on the back of a male figure with reins

buffalo horn modelled in the form of a female figure arched backwards atop four naked male figures

buffalo horn modelled in the form of a male figure with a cap, riding on the back of a bearded male figure, both wearing checked sarongs

buffalo horn modelled in the form of a mythological beast

buffalo horn modelled in the form of a male figure atop an oversized penis

drum cylinder of nangka (jackfruit) wood, hollowed and decorated with four spotted mythological beasts on flower-sprinkled ground with Chinese style fret borders, painted with deep red, brown, green, black and vermillion paint and gilt highlights, with two metal suspension hooks

bronze, hourglass shape with four handles, decorated with motifs of kala face and protruding tongue in lozenge shape

bronze beaker decorated with the signs of the Javanese zodiac

bronze with green patina, depicting zodiac symbols

bronze, depicting Arjuna, Siwaand boar from Arjunawiwaha

bronze, depicting wayang figures