Painting of Japanese Lunghwa Allied Internee Camp in Shanghai. Painting of Japanese Lunghwa Allied Internee Camp in Shanghai. Painting of Japanese Lunghwa Allied Internee Camp in Shanghai. Painting of Japanese Lunghwa Allied Internee Camp in Shanghai.

Painting of Japanese Lunghwa Allied Internee Camp in Shanghai.


This appears to be a copy of an original picture, now held in archive in the Imperial War Museum, painted by a former internee of Lunghwa Camp in Shanghai which was a camp run by the occupying Japanese forces for allied internees. The front of the picture is titled Lunghwa Camp 1943-1945 & the back has handwritten information made by the artist & former prisoner Irene (Duguid) Kilpatrick. This is an old copy of the picture she made which was presented to her whilst her original was donated to the museum & kept in archive. Lunghwa Camp was opened by the Japanese in Feb 1943 & closed in Sept 1945 holding 1700 occupants in its duration.
An interesting & historic picture from the possession of a former internee of the infamous Japanese Camp Lunghwa.

Code: 1075

Reserved