Krakatau Collection

Krakatoa sunsets, 1883 artworks
Krakatoa sunsets. Artwork of the spectacular red and orange sunsets caused in London, England, by the August 1883 eruption of Krakatoa, a volcano thousands of kilometres away in Indonesia

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Island of Krakatoa before its destruction when its volcano erupted in 1883. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Smoke escaping from active volcano Anak Krakatau. Date: 19/05/2008

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Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Smoke escaping from active volcano Anak Krakatau. Date: 19/05/2008

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Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Smoke escaping from active volcano Anak Krakatau. Date: 19/05/2008

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Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Smoke escaping from active volcano Anak Krakatau. Date: 19/05/2008

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Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Smoke escaping from active volcano Anak Krakatau. Date: 19/05/2008

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Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Landscape shot of active volcano Anak Krakatau. Date: 19/05/2008

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Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Landscape shot of active volcano Anak Krakatau. Date: 19/05/2008

Born In Krakatau
Nico Fredia

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Ocean steamship carried inland in Sumatra by tsunami from the Krakatoa eruption, 1883. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

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Krakatoa and neighboring islets after the volcanic eruption of 1883. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Indonesia, Sumatra, Java, Anak Krakatau. Smoke escaping from active volcano Anak Krakatau

Krakatoa Volcano
Indonesia, Java, Lampung, man walking on Anak Krakatoa volcano in Ujung Kulon National Park, designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992

Krakatoa in eruption
Krakatoa during an early stage of the eruption. Plate 1 from The Eruption of Krakatoa (1888) by G. J. Symons

Krakatau map
Figure 1 from Krakatau by R D M Verbeek showing the group of islands

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Krakatoa and neighboring islets before the volcanic eruption of 1883. Hand colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

Before and After
Krakatau and neighbouring islets before and after the eruption

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"Krakatau: A Spectacular Force of Nature Unleashed" Witnessing a Krakatoa sunset is like stepping into an ethereal dreamscape, where the sky becomes a canvas painted with vibrant hues. The legacy of the 1883 eruption lives on through mesmerizing artworks that capture its raw power and beauty. GPAC2A-00005, DDE-90024568, DDE-90024567. . These numbers may seem random, but they represent the indelible mark left by Krakatau's cataclysmic eruption. Each digit signifies a moment frozen in time, reminding us of the sheer magnitude of this natural disaster. DDE-90024566 transports us to Java island in Indonesia, where Krakatau volcano erupted with unimaginable force. The photo captures nature's fury unleashed upon unsuspecting lands, forever etching itself into history. Born in Krakatau - a phrase that evokes both awe and trepidation. It symbolizes resilience amidst chaos and rebirth from destruction. This volcanic birthplace has shaped landscapes and cultures alike, leaving an indomitable imprint on those who call it home. Indonesia reveals its majestic allure through Sumatra's lush jungles, Java's bustling cities, and Anak Krakatau's smoky exhales. This active volcano serves as a constant reminder of Mother Earth's ceaseless power; her fiery breath both captivating and fearsome. From afar or up close – whether admiring stunning sunsets or witnessing smoke billowing from Anak Krakatau – one cannot help but be humbled by nature’s grandeur at play. In these moments we find solace in our insignificance against such colossal forces. Krakatau continues to captivate hearts worldwide as it stands as an emblematic testament to Earth’s ever-changing landscape. Its eruptions remind us that life is ephemeral yet resilient; beauty can emerge from chaos, and destruction can pave the way for rebirth.