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2 Watercolours by Malaysian artist Ibrahim Abu Bakar (1925-1977).
The 2 watercolours are glued on a sheet of cardboard with the upper left and right corners.
Dimensions per watercolour: Soft cardboard, 54 × 39 cm. Watercolour, 32 x 25 cm and 34 x 25 cm.
Origin: from an estate.
Condition: The left watercolour has a slight crease. The cardboard has specks. The watercolour with the bicycle  has wear spots. 
Please see the photos.

Ibrahim Abu Bakar was a self taught Malaysian watercolour artist. He was one of the founders of The Society of Malay Artists, which was based in Singapore in the 1950s. Much of his work is in the collection of the National Art Gallery in Kuala Lumpur, in the Kedah State Gallery and in the Royal Museum.

The 2 works of art can be picked up in Amsterdam, or will be sent by registered mail.

Mid 20th century - Good 

Watercolour (2) - Paper - Ibrahim Abu Bakar (1925-1977) - Malaysia 

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