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During the period from 1880 to 1910, several Chinatowns across the United States were deliberately burned to the ground as part of violent anti-Chinese campaigns. These devastating events were rooted in intense racial hatred and economic resentment during a period of severe discrimination against Chinese immigrants. Exhibited at the Chinese American Museum of Chicago 2025. 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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