Christian Wilhelm Allers Collection
Christian Wilhelm Allers was a talented artist and photographer who captured the essence of various cultures and landscapes during his travels in 1898
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Christian Wilhelm Allers was a talented artist and photographer who captured the essence of various cultures and landscapes during his travels in 1898. In Sinhalese washerman, Kandy, Ceylon, he depicted the everyday life of a hardworking individual carrying out their duties with dedication. Similarly, in Woman chewing tobacco, Magelang, Java, Allers showcased the unique customs and habits of different regions. One of his subjects was A Hansen, first officer on the Knivsberg in South China Sea. Through this portrait, Allers highlighted the importance of maritime trade and exploration during that era. Another portrait featured Rosama and Sandenam, Tamil girls from Kandy, Ceylon. Their vibrant attire reflected their rich cultural heritage. Allers also documented scenes from Egypt such as lifting water from the Nile using a shadouf in Nag Hammadi. This image portrayed the resourcefulness of locals to sustain themselves amidst challenging conditions. Additionally, he captured a Bishari girl in Aswan who exuded grace and beauty. On his journey along the banks of Cairo's Nile River, Allers immortalized its bustling atmosphere through his lens. The roads at Chefoo seen from the hills provided an enchanting view into Chinese daily life while Street scene in a fishing village showcased Mutwal's tranquil charm. Lastly, Pina - drummer boy in a Buddhist temple demonstrated religious devotion intertwined with artistic expression within Kandy's temples.