#47, May 1930
Sun Yat-sen Hospital photograph, first column, middle.
Wong is in the back row, far right.
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Poy Gum Lee (Li Jinpei) Mentioned in Books from 1946 and 1963
China
Edited by Harley Farnsworth MacNair
University of California Press, 1946
Chapter XXIII
Architecture by Henry Killam Murphy [architect]
Poy Gum Lee mentioned on page 369.
Literature and the Arts in Twentieth Century China
Adolphe Clarence Scott
Doubleday, 1963
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Poy Gum Lee (Li Jinpei) and the Sun Yat-sen Memorials
The Bombay Chronicle
(India)
December 3, 1931
page 4: New Memorial for Dr. Sun
Poy G. Lee mentioned three times for his work in Canton.
China
Edited by Harley Farnsworth MacNair
University of California Press, 1946
page 363: Chapter XXIII
Architecture by Henry Killam Murphy
page 369: Poy G. Lee and the memorial in Canton
Literature and the Arts in Twentieth Century China
Adolphe Clarence Scott
Doubleday, 1963
page xiii: Poy G. Lee (1900– ) Architect and assistant to Lu Yen-chih
page 114: Poy G. Lee’s roles mentioned for the memorials at Nanking and Canton.
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Friday, December 4, 2020
Photography: Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum
The Illustrated London News, June 1, 1929
The mausoleum was designed by Lu Yanzhi and completed by Poy Gum Lee.
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The New York Times
September 10, 2015
Beyond Chinatown
More than a Look: Poy Gum Lee’s Chinese-Style Architecture
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Wikipedia
Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum
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Poy Gum Lee (Li Jinpei), 1945, 1946
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The New York Times
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Monday, May 13, 2013
Y.Y. Wong’s Nanjing Drawings
Drawings from Two Years of Nationalist China (1930)
Drawn by Huang Yu-yu 黄玉瑜 (Y.Y. Wong)
(click images to enlarge)
opposite page 388
opposite page 394
opposite page 396
Drawings from Building in China (2001)
Drawn by Huang Yu-yu 黄玉瑜 (Y.Y. Wong)
(click images to enlarge)
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page 185
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Guangzhou, China
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Sunday, May 12, 2013
Y.Y. Wong and S. Howard Jee’s Entry in the Capital Plan for Nanjing, China
Yook Yee Wong / Huang Yuyu (黄玉瑜)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1925
and
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1925
and
Shinn-hong Howard Jee (Zhu Shenkang)
University of Michigan, 1923
University of Michigan, 1923
Third Prize Entry, 1929;
no First or Second Prize awarded; see page 16 of
State Capacity and Urban Development:
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