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| 表面の説明 | Black intaglio on multicolour guilloche underprint. A male Javanese dancer is placed at left and a female dancer at right, both rendered in traditional costume, framing the central denomination value; the issuing bank's name and statutory details appear in the centre of the note. The overall composition reflects Lion Cachet's characteristic Art Nouveau–influenced aesthetic applied to Javanese motifs. |
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| 表面の銘文 | DE JAVASCHE BANK BETAALD AAN TOONDER VIJFTIG GULDEN BATAVIA 14 APRIL 1939 (Translation: The Javasche Bank Pay to the Bearer Fifty Gulden Batavia April 14, 1939) |
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De Javasche Bank had operated as the colonial central bank of the Dutch East Indies since 1828, and by the late 1930s its note designs were increasingly shaped by Dutch artistic sensibilities applied to Indonesian subject matter. Lion Cachet — a Dutch artist with genuine ties to Javanese decorative tradition — brought unusual authority to that assignment. His work for Enschedé drew on batik patterning and indigenous visual forms rather than the generic tropicalia that typically passed for colonial design.
This issue ran only through 1938–1939 before the Japanese occupation of 1942 rendered the entire Javasche Bank series obsolete. Wartime hoarding and subsequent destruction under occupation mean surviving examples in any honest circulated condition are harder to locate than the Pick listing implies.