In this photograph, a Singaporean watercolour artist, Ong Kim Seng is painting a scene along the Singapore River. His colour pastels and paint materials are beside him. Title devised by Library staff.
Shown in this coloured slide are some artists working on their painting of bumboats and buildings at the Singapore River, in the shade of trees by the side of the Singapore River....
This coloured slide is a close-up view of an artist working on a painting of bumboats on the Singapore River....
General view of numerous colourful boats used for sightseeing along the Singapore river. Title devised by Library staff....
Shown in this coloured slide are thrre artists working on their painting of bumboats and buildings at the Singapore River, in the shade of trees by the side of the Singapore River....
In this photograph, we can see four artists painting along the Singapore River. This seems to attest to the popularity of the Singapore River and the bumboats as art subjects. In the background, a Caucasian tourist is also taking a photograph of the artists. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph shows a henna artist at work. The artist starts the painting from the wrist and works her way to the fingers. Title devised by Library staff....
This is a photograph of widely cited “second-generation artist”, Anthony Poon Kin Soon. He is probably the most commissioned Singaporean artist of his generation, with innumerable works in both private and public collections. In 1990, he was awarded the Singapore Cultural Medallion....
This ia a photograph of Thomas Yeo, who represents one of the Singapore’s “second generation artists” who studied in the West. Yeo mixed media collages in which he used recycled ideas from his landscape paintings, and incorporating a multitude of available materials. In 1984, he was awarded the Singapore Cultural...