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Friday, August 25, 2017
Ko Kei-Fung in Chinese Digest
April–June and July–September 1940
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Friday, August 18, 2017
Dong Kingman in Life Magazine
May 14, 1951
“Dong Kingman’s U.S.A.”
New York Chinatown
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Friday, August 4, 2017
Jack Chen in Chinese Digest
May 1938
The lower photo has Mrs. C.C. Huang, wife of the Consul General in San Francisco, and Jack Chen, artist, looking at one of the latter’s own works which was shown with 160 other examples of contemporary Chinese art here on April 5–6 and which were brought here by Jack Chen himself. This exhibition, which included woodcuts, cartoons, drawings, and sketches, had been shown in Moscow, in England, and in various cities in the U.S. It was shown in San Francisco under the auspices of the local branch of the American Friends of the Chinese People.
The lower photo has Mrs. C.C. Huang, wife of the Consul General in San Francisco, and Jack Chen, artist, looking at one of the latter’s own works which was shown with 160 other examples of contemporary Chinese art here on April 5–6 and which were brought here by Jack Chen himself. This exhibition, which included woodcuts, cartoons, drawings, and sketches, had been shown in Moscow, in England, and in various cities in the U.S. It was shown in San Francisco under the auspices of the local branch of the American Friends of the Chinese People.
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