'This grand exhibition of life-size clay figures takes its setting from the former rent collection courtyard of Lui Wen-tsai, a tyrannical landlord of Tayi County, Szechaun Province in southwestern China. It recreates a profound, vivid and truthful picture of the raging class struggle in old China's countryside.' - extracted from introduction of book
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Onsite
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REF.FLP2
Language
English
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Publication/Creation date
1968
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Nil
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1
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catalogue
Rent Collection Courtyard—Sculptures of Oppression and Revolt, 收租院泥塑群像
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