>Picture 1:
Eduard Douwes Dekker, in 1864. Portrait by C. Mitkiewicz, Brussels.
(Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
>Picture 2:
The house where Multatuli was born, in Amsterdam, Korsjespoortsteeg 20 (in the middle, with stairs), today ‘Multatuli Museum’. (Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
>Picture 3:
Douwes Dekker’s first wife, Everdine, Baroness van Wijnbergen, known as ‘Tine’ in Max Havelaar. (Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
>Picture 4:
Map of Lebak (West-Java), the district where Douwes Dekker was appointed Assistant Resident. (British Library, London)
>Picture 5:
Douwes Dekker’s adversary: Prince Radhen Adhipatti Karta Nata Negara, Regent of Lebak (in the middle, surrounded by his two servants, one holding the golden pajung (umbrella), symbol of high dignity). (Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
>Picture 6:
Jacob van Lennep: lawyer, journalist, novelist and publisher of the first edition of Max Havelaar in 1860. (Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
>Picture 7:
Title page of the first edition of Max Havelaar in 1860. (Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
>Picture 8:
The, so-called, ‘Sjaalman portrait’ of Multatuli, by Löwenstamm in 1862. (Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
>Picture 9:
Multatuli’s house in Lebak. (Multatuli Museum, Amsterdam)
