Self-portrait of Lamqua

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.

Self-portrait of Lamqua

Kwan Tso-lam (Lamqua) was a painter in mid-Jiaqing period (1803-1815) in Qing Dynasty. Born in a poor family, Kwan sailed overseas when young for a living during which he travelled to Europe and the Americas. Kwan loved oil painting and specialized in creating life-like portraits. However, no canavas bearing his signature have been found so far.