Haw Par Villa, circa 1962-1965 [6]
1962-1965. This photograph is part of the Datuk Seri Lim Chong Keat collection. It shows a statue of the Laughing Buddha. Two children, a boy and a girl can be seen touching the Buddha at the Haw Par Villa. Title devised by Library staff.
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- Arts>>Visual Arts>>Sculpture
- Recreation>>Places of Interest
- Statues--Singapore--Photographs
- Maitreya (Buddhist deity)--Photographs
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