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The following text was found on the list space - if someone would like to write an article with this - go ahead - please do not put into something called a 'list' thanks Contemporary Indonesian Painters Harlim -

Krijono - (Has a painting which was a gift from the late Indonesian President Suharto to the Govt. of Singapore. It is on display in the residential palace. Titled: The Rooster)

Yuriah Tanzil - Born in Wonosobo, Central Java in 1950 Aug. 19 Graduated from Senior High School in her town and then studied dance in InstitutKesenian Jakarta, for about 2 years while also learning photography, starting in 1971. In 1981 she started her career as a painter, supported by the famous painter Michael Tanzil, her beloved husband. She also learned about painting from Siaw Thjiang. From 1981 until 1985 she worked seriously in monotype painting. Since then she has been using oil paints and accrylic as the media for her paintings. Besides being a painter, she also has a certificate as a professional photographer from The New York Institute of Photography which she received in 1989. She was honored with the Award of Merit from that institute when she got the third prize in their World Photo Contest in 1991 in New York in which 3000 participants from around the world competed. In the same event 6 of her 20 works won as the Best Photographs. Her paintings have been shown in many exhibitions every year since 1984, and most of them are in collections of art connoisseurs both abroad and in Indonesia.

Please do not place in a list - thanks Satu Suro 10:01, 6 May 2008 (UTC)Reply

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