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The book explores the influence of mass and amateur photography in shaping imperial citizenship during royal celebrations in the Dutch East Indies. Focusing on the reigns of Queens Wilhelmina and Juliana, it examines how these visual practices contributed to the perception and experience of monarchy within the colonial context. This unique perspective highlights the intersection of culture, identity, and colonialism in the Dutch colonial world, offering insights into the significance of royal events and their representation through photography.