Balinese Harvest Landscape
Painting on canvas (format: vertical rectangle) • Indonesian School / Balinese Artist (Possibly associated with the Batuan or Ubud style of painting)

Style & Movement
Balinese Modern Folk Art / Ubud School
Medium & Technique
Acrylic and ink on canvas, utilizing fine-line detailing, repetitive patterning, and vibrant flat color blocking typical of Balinese traditional and modernist styles.
Creation Period
Late 20th century, circa 1970s–1990s
Dimensions & Format
Estimated 36 x 24 inches (Vertical portrait format)
Subject Description
A densely detailed, bird's-eye view landscape depicting a terraced agricultural setting in Bali, filled with numerous figures harvesting crops, carrying loads on their heads, and tending to tiered fields interspersed with stylized palm trees and lush tropical flora.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Good. The surface appears stable with vibrant colors well-preserved, though minor frame abrasion along the extreme edges may be present.
Estimated Market Value
800 - 1500 USD
Auction Estimate
500 - 1000 USD
Provenance History
Likely acquired directly from an Indonesian gallery or art market during the late 20th century, standard for decorative and fine art exports from the region.
Art Historical Significance
Representative of the rich narrative traditions of Balinese painting, which blends indigenous folk storytelling with Western compositional perspectives introduced by foreign artists in the mid-20th century.
Notable Features
Intricate, repetitive miniature figures creating an all-over pattern (horror vacui), vibrant contrasting blues, greens, and reds, and a strong rhythmic verticality emphasized by the tall, stylized palm trees.
Condition Issues
No major structural damage, tears, or significant fading visible from the image; minor dust accumulation behind glass/frame possible.
Conservation Recommendations
Keep away from direct, prolonged sunlight to prevent fading of the vibrant pigments. Maintain stable indoor humidity and temperature. Frame behind UV-protective glass if not already done.