Lee Cheng Yong, is the most versatile Malaysia's pioneer artists who trained at the Shanghai Academy of Fine Art in China. He gained a lot of followers when he later taught Art at the Chung Ling High School in Penang, and in home private tuitions. In this piece, two pretty faces (mother and child) are seen emerging amidst the muted colour blocks thus creating a pleasant ambiance throughout. He was also an activist, as founding president of the Penang Chinese Art Club (1935), founding member of the Society of Chinese Artists Singapore (1935), Ying Ying Art Society (1936) and the Penang Art Society (1953). He was arguably the second artist to have a proper solo exhibition, at the Philomatic Union in Acheen Street in 1932. In 1996, the Penang State Art Gallery accorded him a Retrospective, and in the same year, he was given a Memorial exhibition at The Art Gallery, Penang.