Malays Collection

White-handed Gibbon - hanging in tree, Borneo, Malaysia JPF29323
JPF-13199 White-handed Gibbon - hanging in tree Borneo, Malaysia Hylobates lar Jean-Paul Ferrero Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Race Brune, Polynesien, Malais (chromolitho)
3632490 Race Brune, Polynesien, Malais (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Race Brune, Polynesien, Malais)

Mr J W W Birch, the British Resident at Perak (engraving)
1049437 Mr J W W Birch, the British Resident at Perak (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mr J W W Birch, the British Resident at Perak)

The Expedition against the Malays of Perak, Officers Quarters, Campong Boyah (engraving)
1105951 The Expedition against the Malays of Perak, Officers Quarters, Campong Boyah (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Expedition against the Malays, the British Force ascending the Perak River (engraving)
1105928 The Expedition against the Malays, the British Force ascending the Perak River (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Expedition against the Malays (engraving)
1105927 The Expedition against the Malays (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Expedition against the Malays)

Sarebas Dya Women (b / w photo)
5990356 Sarebas Dya Women (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sarebas Dya Women. Living Races of Mankind (Hutchinson, c 1910)

Three Sakai tribesmen, Malay States, South East Asia
Three men of the Sakai tribe, equipped for hunting, Malay States, South East Asia (then part of the British Empire, now Malaysia). Date: 1922

Malay man and woman tilling field, South East Asia
Malay man and woman tilling a field with a primitive harrow, Malay States, South East Asia (then part of the British Empire, now Malaysia). Date: 1922

Weapons used by the Malays of Perak (engraving)
1105936 Weapons used by the Malays of Perak (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Weapons used by the Malays of Perak)

Indonesian culture: fabrics and weapons of the Malays
LLM456144 Indonesian culture: fabrics and weapons of the Malays by North American, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Indonesian culture: fabrics and weapons of the Malays)

The Colonial Visitors at the Royal Albert Docks, Malays manning the Yards of the P and O Steam-Ship Rome (engraving)
1623454 The Colonial Visitors at the Royal Albert Docks, Malays manning the Yards of the P and O Steam-Ship Rome (engraving) by Overend

Native people of the South Sea Islands, published in 1882
South Sea Islanders, Asians, and Australians: Top row, from left: Australia (Aborigines), Papua New Guinea, New Caledonia, Papua, Middle row: Fijians, New Zealander (Maori), Tahitian, Samoan

Source Size = 3540 x 5308
SKETCHES IN SOUTH AFRICA: 1. Young Zulu Chief, Natal; 2. Kaffir Chief, robed in a kaross of jackal skin; 3. Dutch Boer, with an ostrich; 4. Kaffir kraal and domestic life; 5. Malays at Capetown; 6

South Africa - Cape Malays
Women and children of a Cape Malay Family, South Africa

Colonial visitors at the Royal Albert Dock
Malays manning the yards of the P & O steam-ship Rome at the Royal Albert Dock in London. Date: June 12th 1886

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The Malays, a diverse and vibrant community, have left an indelible mark on the rich tapestry of Malaysian culture. From the enchanting rainforests of Borneo to the captivating South Sea Islands, their presence is deeply rooted in this land. In 1882, a snapshot captured the graceful White-handed Gibbon hanging from a tree in Borneo's lush wilderness. This image serves as a reminder of the harmonious coexistence between nature and these native people. Speaking of which, an intriguing publication from that era sheds light on the lives of the Malay people residing in South Sea Islands. Their customs and traditions painted vivid pictures that transported readers to distant shores. A monochrome photograph immortalizes a Malay Bride and her radiant bridesmaids. The delicate lace adorning their attire symbolizes elegance and grace—a testament to their timeless beauty. Chromolithography brings forth another facet of Malay heritage—the Race Brune, Polynesien, Malais—depicting their colorful diversity with striking precision. Mr J W W Birch emerges from history's pages as he assumes his role as British Resident at Perak—an engraving capturing his pivotal position during those times when cultures intertwined amidst political changes. Engravings documenting The Expedition against the Malays reveal both sides' struggles for power—a poignant reminder that history often bears witness to conflicts born out of differing perspectives. Sarebas Dya Women emerge through time's lens in black-and-white photography—a glimpse into their daily lives filled with resilience and strength despite adversity faced by women throughout history. Further south-east lies Malay States where Three Sakai tribesmen stand tall—representatives of ancient traditions preserved within modern society—an embodiment of cultural continuity spanning generations. Witnessing harmony between man and nature once more, we find ourselves captivated by a scene portraying a Malay man and woman tilling fields—a testament to their unwavering connection with agriculture sustaining communities across Southeast Asia.