Mian Situ remembers his grandfather and the hard times in China very well. And it is, perhaps, the memories of his grandfather and the sacrifices he made that in some way color Situ’s paintings.
Chinatown Merchants
Oil
32″ By 38″
F. S., 1905
Move On To Yuba River
Oil
52″ By 47″
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