Portrait of a Balinese family (circa 1910-1920). Source: Tropenmuseum

A Balinese male dancer (circa 1910-1920). Source: Tropenmuseum

A young Balinese girl in traditional costume (circa 1910 – 1914). Source: Tropenmuseum

Two soldiers (circa 1880). Source: Bali Museum

Two Baris dancers drinking beers (circa 1918). Source: fareastitems.com

The Raja of Buleleng and his secretary (circa 1875). Source: Tropenmuseum

Balinese tiger (now extinct) killed by a European hunter, M. Zanveld (circa 1920). Source: Vratislav Mazak

A native Balinese woman spinning thread using a spindle (circa 1910). Source: old-indische.blogspotdotcom.au

Parade of beautiful Balinese young women carrying handmade offerings on their heads (circa 1910-1920). Source: Tropenmuseum

A European family posed in front of a temple in Bali (circa 1910). Source: Tropenmuseum

Four women on their way to the market carrying wicker baskets on their heads (circa 1910-1920). Source: Tropenmuseum

The funeral and cremation of the Raja of Karangasem, Goesti Bagoes Djelantik (1916). Source: Tropenmuseum

Daughter of the Governor of Buleleng (circa 1882). Source: Tropenmuseum

Portrait of a mask dancer (circa 1910-1920). Source: Tropenmuseum

Three Balinese spear dancers in front of a temple complex (circa 1910-1920). Source: Tropenmuseum

Balinese women with offering bowls on their heads (1910). Source: Tropenmuseum

Two men wearing clothes of Balinese Hindu highest caste (1880). Source: Tropenmuseum

Portrait of a young woman in a beautiful traditional dress (1910). Source: Leiden University Library

Baris dance performance at a temple complex near Mount Batur (circa 1910-1920). Source: Tropenmuseum

Street in Bali (1912). Source: Leiden University Library

The Raja of Buleleng with priests and courtiers (circa 1820-1890). Source: Tropenmuseum

A typical morning at a traditional market (1920). Source: Leiden University Library