A Glimpse Into Early 20th-Century Craftsmanship
This striking reproduction features the 1920 photograph of Lee Ying, a Chinese cigar maker, originally captured on May 26, 1920. The portrait offers a powerful glimpse into the artistry, labor, and immigrant contributions that shaped America’s early 20th-century industries.
Perfect for collectors of historic photography, vintage advertising enthusiasts, and lovers of unique wall décor, this piece brings both cultural heritage and timeless visual appeal into your home.
Premium Canvas Quality
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Printed on a cotton-polyester canvas composite with a proprietary archival coating to ensure long-lasting color and crisp detail
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Mounted in a solid pinewood frame, responsibly sourced and FSC-certified
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Arrives ready to hang with sawtooth hardware pre-installed
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Size: 16″ x 20″
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Black frame only
Why You’ll Love It
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A rare reproduction of a Library of Congress archival photograph
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Captures a moment of labor history and cultural resilience
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Adds depth, conversation, and historic elegance to offices, cigar lounges, libraries, and living spaces
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