File:Titia, Johannes and Petronella - KONB11-A2634-02.jpg
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Nederlands: Titia, Johannes en PetronellaEnglish: Titia, Johannes and Petronella
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Nederlands: Titia, Johannes en Petronella English: Titia, Johannes and Petronella |
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Nederlands: v.l.n.r: Titia Bergsma (1786-1821), haar zoontje Johannes (1816-1900) en Petronella Munts, de min die de taak heeft Johannes te verzorgen. In 1817 arriveert een Nederlands schip in Nagasaki met aan boord een bijzonder gezelschap. Jan Cock Blomhoff, het nieuwe opperhoofd van de factorij op Deshima, heeft zijn vrouw Titia en hun zoontje meegebracht, hoewel dit streng verboden is. De Nederlanders proberen toestemming te krijgen van de Japanse autoriteiten om hen te laten blijven, maar uiteindelijk moeten ze toch vertrekken. Ondertussen tekenen verschillende Japanse kunstenaars zoals Kawahara Keiga Titia na, waarna vele anderen hun voorbeeld volgen. Titia wordt verheven tot een icoon als ‘de Nederlandse vrouw’. English: From left to right: Titia Bergsma (1786-1821), her small son Johannes (1816-1900) and Petronella Munts, the nurse who had to care for the child. In 1817, a Dutch vessel with a special party on board arrived in Nagasaki. Though this was strictly forbidden, Jan Cock Blomhoff, the new supreme headman or ‘Opperhoofd’ of the Deshima trading post, had taken along his wife Titia and their small son Johannes. The Dutch tried to persuade the Japanese authorities to let them stay, but Titia and the child ultimately had to leave. In the meantime, various Japanese artists, among whom Kawahara Keiga, portrayed Titia. They were then to be copied by many other artists. Titia was elevated to icon of ‘the Dutch woman’. |
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| Date | 1817 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Dimensions | height: 24.2 cm (9.5 in); width: 16.8 cm (6.6 in) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Place of creation | Japan | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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