SOPHIA HOTUNG PRINT: Campbell's Troupe Hanging Decorations Sophia started her series of

Sophia started her series of illustrations as a parody of The New Yorker magazine covers

“Sarah Brennan’s work is a meeting between traditional Asian narratives and the universal taste of children for graphic stories

Comprising 23 hand-finished wooden pieces inspired by Chinese traditional blue-and-white porcelain crockery

It preserves the memory of these hardy men and women

1972 New Yorker magazine cover by Charles Samuel Addams

SOPHIA HOTUNG PRINT: Campbell's Troupe Hanging Decorations Sophia started her series of11 x 14" Students from the Carol Bateman School of Dancing leave ballet mistress Joan Campbells ballet class in the basement of The Helena May and ascend Garden Road. Based on the September 29, 1934 New Yorker cover Housekeepers Cleaning Brownstone House by Arnold Hall. Sophia started her series of illustrations as a parody of The New Yorker magazine covers. The collection has now grown and evolved as a way for her to express her experiences and