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Dim interior of a kitchen with men cooking over open fires, a child holding a bowl, and a man carrying wood on a balcony.

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Chinamen confined within the Chinese quarter, cooking their meals, William Allen Rogers (1900), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A dimly lit interior shows several men in traditional dress cooking over open fires in iron pots, while a child holds a bowl and others wait in a line along the right. A figure on a balcony above carries bundles of wood, and a woman looks on from behind the railing. The work is a drawing titled "Chinamen confined within the Chinese quarter, cooking their meals," by William Allen Rogers, dated 1900.

Museum record: Library of Congress