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2001 New Yorker magazine cover by Richard McGuire
Net Weight: 200g
Hong Kong’s own Tower of Babel advertises popular colonial-era bars
Print dimensions: 210 x 297 mm
A chicken and duck play “chicken and duck” hands of mahjong
SOPHIA HOTUNG PRINT: Colonial Babylonia home 2001 New Yorker magazine coverThe Hong Konger 11" x 14" Matte Print Hong Kongs own Tower of Babel advertises popular colonial era bars, restaurants, and clubs. Based on the October 2, 1995 New Yorker magazine cover by Edward Sorel. 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 observations of Hong Kong, the place her family has called home for over