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English: The painting depicts a plantation scene of Cairnhill, Singapore during its time as a British Settlement. With rolling hills, shrubs, and scattered trees across a vast estate, a driveway leads to the country house, a feature commonly associated with the British countryside, the painting rather reminiscent of Britain's rural landscapes. Dyce faithfully paints the foliage of the tropics, which frames the country house, suggesting a geography that is rather different from what his intended audience in Britain would be familiar with. This image could be seen as a means of celebrating colonial industry and knowledge as a productive and transformative force. https://nus.edu.sg/museum/pdf/2012/CapturingtheStraits_2012.pdf
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https://nus.edu.sg/museum/pdf/2016/FiveTreesMakeAForest_DonnaOng.pdf
Author Charles Andrew Dyce

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Charles Andrew Dyce, Cairnhill, Singapore, 1842, Watercolour & ink on paper, 263 x 363 mm, Collection of NUS Museum

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