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Fig. 3. Yang Yongliang, Peach Blossom Colony series (2011), Appreciation of the Waterfall , 185 x 340 cm., ©Yang Yongliang, courtesy of the artist. More

Fig. 4. Yang Yongliang, Peach Blossom Colony series (2011), T he Mind Landscape of Xie Youyu , 95 x 321cm. ©Yang Yongliang, courtesy of the artist. More

Fig. 6. Yang Yongliang, Peach Blossom Colony series (2011), Ode to the Goddess of Luo River , 95 x 350 cm., courtesy of the artist. More

Fig. 7. Yang Yongliang, Peach Blossom Colony series (2011), The Peach Blossom Colony , 85 x 223 cm. ©Yang Yongliang, courtesy of the artist. More

Fig. 8. Yang Yongliang, Peach Blossom Colony series (2011), The Peach Blossom Colony (fragment showing the buildings as they create the volumes of the hills, author’s crop). ©Yang Yongliang, courtesy of the artist. More

Fig. 1. Post-colonial political campaigning in 1964. Deputy Prime Minister Dr Toh Chin Chye (centre) and Minister for Culture S Rajaratnam (right) thank residents for their support in Kampong Glam. (Ministry of Communications and Information Collection, courtesy of National Archives of Singapore) More

Fig. 4. Colonial Navy Grounds, 1882. The road in front with the building at the center is Ðinh Tiên Hoàng Street. Parts of the buildings on the left (which belonged to the College of Pharmacy) and right still exist. The resolution of the image is very high, as though by “zooming” one would see More

Fig. 10. Hyounsang Yoo, When Kim Il-Sung fought against the Japanese colonial power, he is said to have used two guns that were originally his father’s. Archival pigment print, 40 x 48 in. More

Fig. 7. Jin Shisheng, Wedding Tower , taken in the artists’ colony of Darmstadt, ca.1940, gelatin silver print, courtesy of the estate of Jin Shisheng. More