Orange color is used for icon of indonesia post office

This was not something I planned, it just came and it occurred to me when I was at the central post office in Jakarta.
I Know all post offices in Indonesia use orange color as an icon/symbol.
And this is something interesting from orange color.
Orange color is one of the secondary color,which is the result of mixing primary colors with the proportion of 1:1 is Red with Yellow.
Orange color is a symbol of friendly interaction,friendliness and creativity,
The orange color is an attractive color because in the color circle lies between warm red and soft warm yellow,
In general,this orange color user will reveal the meaning of comfort and warmth and security.
Orange color can break the stiffness of the room,and add to the Familiarity and friendliness and soften the color of other colors.

And at this post office I had time to take some pictures, which caught my attention.and I think this could be an article ☺

   

Exhibition at the National Gallery of Indonesia,Painting collection of the Presidential Palace of the Republic of Indonesia.

For me this is a very interesting opportunity to see the collection of Presidential Palace Painting of the Republic of Indonesia
And I want to know, what kind and what painting is on display
Of course I intend to take pictures at this exhibition.
But unfortunately, all luggage should be sent to the organizing committee of the event, and not allowed to bring the camera to the exhibition room is only allowed to bring a mobile phone.
So the whole pictures is in this article.
I took a photo with a camera phone ( And I feel the result is less satisfactory, because lighting to paint, And can not clearly show the entire name of the painter and the title of the painting of the painting on display)

"Pemandangan di Sulawesi"

Painting Exhibition of the Presidential Palace of the Republic of Indonesia collection.
With the title of exhibition "Senandung Ibu Pertiwi" which can be interpreted as "Tanah Air Indonesia"

It is organized by the Ministry of State Secretary, in order to welcome the 72nd anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Indonesia.
48 paintings from 41 painters made between the 19th and 20th centuries
Archives and documentation related to exhibition material
Of the 48 paintings, divided into several small themes,
▪ Natural Diversity 12 Paintings
Is part of the attractiveness of the archipelago Nusantara Indonesia.

Raden Saleh,  “Harimau Minum”, 

▪ Daily Dynamics 11 Painting
Describes the daily life of farmers,fishermen and traders at that time,but still leaves traces to this day.

Itji Tarmizi, “Lelang Ikan”,

Tino sidin, "Ketjintaan"

Lee Man Fong "pedagang sate"

▪Tradition and Identity 15 paintings themed Kebaya,
as information The Presidential palace has more than 50 painting on kebaya,Shows that kebaya becomes a tradition and identity of dress in Indonesia.

▪ Mythology and Religion 10 Painting
People from various regions rich in the value of mythological values ​​derived from various religions, Islam, Christianity,Hinduism and Buddhism that exist in the archipelago Nusantara Indonesia

Basoeki Abdullah, “Nyai Roro Kidul”