Museum Seni Rupah Dan Keramik

The works in galleries of the museum are arranged chronologically depicting various Indonesian periods and artistic development. In the first section of the museum, one will find display of fine arts and paintings which show art of Indonesia's prehistoric period. Proceeding further, one can see artworks of the 19th century by renowned artists and painters Raden Saleh and Affandi.

They were the first modern artists of Indonesia and had introduced modern painting style in the region. Thus there are rooms named after artists like The Raden Saleh Era Room, Hindia Jelita Room in the museum. There are also rooms about the evolutionary movements and events that lead to further development of art in the country. Some of them are the Persagi Room, Birth of Realism room, Pendirian Sanggar Room (the foundation of art studio) etc. 

The ceramic collection of the museum is excellent and apart from the regional Indonesian ceramics(ceramics from Bali and Java peninsula), there are ceramics collected from China, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and Europe. There are sculptures like Asmat Totem and ceramics from the 14th century to the 20th century, some of which are of Empire of Majapahit and some excavated from shipwrecks. There are collections from the Ming and Qing dynasties.