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    On Gold Mountain

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    Materials related to author Lisa See's book On Gold Mountain, about the history of the See family in China and Los Angeles, and the subsequent 2000 exhibition based on the book at the Autry Museum of the American West in Los Angeles. Includes exhibition planning documents, photographs, and publicity. 

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    Soochow and Dragon's Den

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    Business documents, publicity, and promotional items related to Soochow and Dragon's Den restaurants. Includes a hand-drawn Soochow restaurant map, and material related to a flower exhibition designed by Eddy See. 

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    Dragon's Den menus illustrated by Tyrus Wong

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    Menus with original artwork by Tyrus Wong. Includes a few complete menus and several original paintings meant to serve as menu covers. See boxes 24-28 for more Tyrus Wong artwork.

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    Asian American artists

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    Some original artwork, clippings, and exhibition information for several artists, including Hideo Date, Donal Hord, Dorr Bothwell, Jake Lee, George Chan, Keye Luke, and Dong Kingman. There is also correspondence from Dong Kingman to Gilbert Leong. 

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    Chinatown community

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    Binder of materials related to prominent members and leaders of the Los Angeles Chinese community. Includes clippings, photographs, obituaries, memorial service programs, and event documentation.  

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    Gilbert Leong - art and architecture

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    Items related to Chounard School of Art, exhibitions, photos of sculptures. Early drawings. Items related to Gilbert Leong's architecture career, covering his time at USC School of Architecture; his work with firms and partnerships, including architect Paul R. Williams; and private practice. Photos of projects, contemporary information on current real estate prices for his homes. Publicity for art exhibitions in 1940 and Brushstrokes of Old Chinatown exhibition in 1994.

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