London, Apr. 2 'A gist from Shanghai is one of two Chinese artists who will have their pictures hung in this year's ex-Iuibition at the Royal Academy.
'She is Miss, Shou-pi Yang. who originally studied In Shanghat but came' to England about eighteen Months ago and has since studied arly in England and" portly in Prance.
"The other Chinese who has gained the coveted distinction Is Mr. T. Ht, Chin. a former pupil of the Royal Academy School, where he: won six prizes and scholarships.
Miss Yung and Mr. Chin are the first Chinese ever to be thus hon-cured,
nludies—one of a Chinese Msg Yang "has two. exquisite paradise and. the other of Chinese Deonles. in. waler-colours painted on filk, These are in true Chinese classical alyle, and It is understood
enthusiastic when they saw them. mae the Hanging Committee was 'Int. Chin is showing a landscape of Moulay Idriss 4 Morocco, The style is somewhat modernistic, but the Chinese feeling in it is strongly per-colyable, 'Another Oriental exhibitor is a 'Siamese, Prince Birabongse, who is showing' a striking bronze portrait of
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