The Last Portrait of China

90% The objects on display in the museum are related to the history of Blitar, as well as art objects specifically related to the Noegroho Family who managed the plantation.

For this one room, it has almost nothing to do with the history of culture in Blitar. Because the paintings here all come from China. Including the painting "Terachir Portrait" which can give goosebumps to anyone who is in front of it (I have discussed specifically about this painting).

Eh, but there is one collection of Potehi Puppets that has something to do with Blitar anyway. The puppets used to be played at Potehi performances at the Blitar Poo An Kiong Temple.

For those who want to go on a Chinese New Year holiday, you can come here. De Karanganjar is already open as usual, by implementing health protocols. Hopefully, the government won't tell us to close again.

To friends and family who celebrate I say "Gong Xi Fa Cai".