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去年,10月7日上午,广州黄花岗72烈士墓前,摆设了两个硕大的花篮。10时正,一位已年近九旬的老太太披着一身阳光,拄着拐杖、颤巍巍地走近烈士墓……老太太——潘剑波,是辛亥革命志士潘达微唯一健在的女儿,年过八旬,现定居澳大利亚。潘达微是广东沂代史上的一位风云人物。他不但在早年参加同盟会,追随孙中山投身革命,而且还是一位美术家、摄影家、社会活动家。1905年,根据孙中山的指示,中国早期漫画家潘达微创办了宣传革命的刊物《时事画报》,提出了“以革命思想入画”的口号。1923年,有感于人体写生缺少模特,他便为女儿拍摄了裸体艺术照片,在与人合开的“宝光”摄影店橱窗里陈
Last year, the morning of October 7, Guangzhou Huanghuagang 72 martyrs tomb, decorated with two huge flower baskets. At 10 o’clock, an old lady nearly ninety years old was dressed in sunshine, walking on crutches and trembling and approaching the martyr’s tomb ... The old lady, Pan Jianbo, was the only surviving daughter of the 1911 revolutionary cinema Panda, Eight days, now lives in Australia. Panda Micro is a man of history in Guangdong Yi. He not only joined the League in his early years, following Sun Yat-sen to join the revolution, but also an artist, photographer and social activist. In 1905, according to Sun Yat-sen’s instructions, early Chinese cartoonist Panda Pang founded the publication “Current Affairs Newspaper” promoting the revolution and put forward the slogan of “Drawing Revolutionary Thoughts into Painting.” In 1923, feeling lack of human body sketch model, he took pictures of nude art for his daughter, in the co-opened “Baoguang” photography shop window Chen