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Modern Sketch

''Modern Sketch'' () was a monthly Chinese art periodical. It ran from January 1934 through June 1937.〔Crespi, John A. "(The Turbulent 30's )" ((Archive )). Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Retrieved August 6, 2014. - (Printer friendly version ) ((Archive )).〕 The owner of the publication was Shao Xunmei (C: 邵洵美, P: ''Shào Xúnměi''),〔Jones, Andrew F. ''Developmental Fairy Tales''. Harvard University Press, May 2, 2011. ISBN 0674061039, 9780674061033. p. (228 ).〕 and the editor was Lu Shaofei (T: 魯少飛, S: 鲁少飞).〔"(Nine Thematic Visual Narratives 3. Eroticized Women )" ((Archive )). Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Retrieved August 6, 2014.〕 The magazine was published by Shao Xunmei's Modern Publications Ltd.,〔 headquartered in Shanghai,〔"(ms305_Wanxiang_03_44.htm )" ((Archive )). Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Retrieved on August 6, 2014. - Image from ''Van Jan'' which states "Published by the Modern Publications Ltd. 300 Foochow Road, Shanghai"〕 and Shao Xunmei also published ''Modern Cinema'' (T: 時代電影) and ''Modern Pictorial'' (T: 時代畫報).〔
Many of the works featured in the magazine were created by students who later gained positions in the Chinese government later in the 20th century.〔"(China's ''Modern Sketch''—1 )" ((Archive )). Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Retrieved on August 6, 2014.〕
Andrew Jones, author of ''Developmental Fairy Tales'', stated that ''Modern Sketch'' and its two sister publications "were famous for the quality of their production values and the graphic art (including cartoons, photomontage, and other forms) adorning their pages."〔 The Massachusetts Institute of Technology stated that ''Modern Sketch'' had a "kaleidoscopic window onto the past" and that its content "lend blunt visual force to the major crises and contradictions that define China’s 20th century as a quintessentially modern era."〔
==History==

The magazine ran for 39 issues.〔 Issue #26, printed February 1936, had a negative depiction of Xu Shiying, the Ambassador of China to Japan. As a result, the authorities suspended the magazine's publication beginning in March 1936, and Lu Shaofei was detained. The magazine ''Modern Puck'' (Manhua jie), edited by Wang Dunqing, had three monthly issues printed during the period the publication of ''Modern Sketch'' was suspended. MIT stated that the magazine was "nearly identical to ''Modern Sketch''".〔"(NOTES for Chapter 1 )" ((Archive )). Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Retrieved on August 6, 2014.〕 The publication of ''Modern Sketch'' resumed in May of that year. ''Modern Puck'' continued its print after the resumption of ''Modern Sketch'', ending at the end of the year of 1936.〔

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