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One of the deadliest instances of mass lynching in U.S. history took place in the original Chinese Quarter of Los Angeles on October 24, 1871. Known as the Los Angeles Chinatown Massacre, it stands as one of the most violent attacks against Asians recorded in American history. At least 17 Chinese immigrants were lynched by a predominantly white and Latino mob. Medium: Charcoal on kraft paper. Dimensions: 24" X 36". Frame 24"X36" Contemporary 1" wood frame paired with non-reflective and shatterproof acrylic lends the piece a refined, museum-quality presentation. Hand-made in the USA. Customization available upon request. Connect with Rich Lo.
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