Hong Kong by A.H. Collins (1902)

Color print of a young child in a white tunic holding a red fan and pointing, beside a wall plaque with characters.

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A color print titled Hong Kong, by A.H. Collins, dated 1902, shows a young child in a white tunic and dark trousers holding a red paper fan and pointing upward beside a wall with a plaque bearing characters. The soft watercolor-like rendering places the figure against a plain pale ground.

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1902

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