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Le Pho, c. 1940, « Portrait of Nina Curtis », or nostalgia for the future
16 September 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

Le Pho, c. 1940, « Portrait of Nina Curtis », or nostalgia for the future

Le Pho

Our painting was undoubtedly created in 1940, a tragic year in Europe marked by war, desolation, and devastation, which brought…

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The School of Fine Arts of Indochina, from 1924 to the present day: determination, people, oblivion and rehabilitation
30 August 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

The School of Fine Arts of Indochina, from 1924 to the present day: determination, people, oblivion and rehabilitation

Non classé

Already 101 years since its founding… Is it enough to just list a few dates? Important dates? October 27, 1924:…

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Paris, September 6, 2000: the gift of Le Pho
8 July 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

Paris, September 6, 2000: the gift of Le Pho

Le Pho

On September 6, 2000, I walked to Le Pho’s home at 235 bis Rue de Vaugirard, the longest street in…

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Bui Xuan Phai, « Portrait of my son Bui Ky Anh », 1979, or a secular requiem
26 June 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

Bui Xuan Phai, « Portrait of my son Bui Ky Anh », 1979, or a secular requiem

Non classé

“Portrait of My Son Bui Ky Anh,” mixed media work on paper, signed and dated 1979 in the top left…

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Nguyen Gia Tri, « Trois Femmes » (Three Women), 1934, or the solemn austerity of a manifesto
28 May 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

Nguyen Gia Tri, « Trois Femmes » (Three Women), 1934, or the solemn austerity of a manifesto

Non classé

A large-scale oil on canvas (116 x 90 cm) of unique beauty, stands as a manifesto in the history of…

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The Lost Honor of Richard C. Paddock, Journalist for The New York Times
23 April 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

The Lost Honor of Richard C. Paddock, Journalist for The New York Times

Non classé

The past season has been a record-breaking one for Vietnamese painting. Beyond the celebrations, it is interesting to look back…

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Christie’s Hong Kong: The triumphant Philipe Damas Collection and the excellent health of Vietnamese painting
11 April 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

Christie’s Hong Kong: The triumphant Philipe Damas Collection and the excellent health of Vietnamese painting

Christie's Vietnamese painting

The superb premises of Christie’s Hong Kong, within the breathtaking Henderson Tower – by architect Zaha Hadid – in the…

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Nguyen Do Cung, Nguyen Tien Chung, Nguyen Sang and Bui Xuan Phai: painters, works and ideas ; 1947 – c 1984
27 March 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

Nguyen Do Cung, Nguyen Tien Chung, Nguyen Sang and Bui Xuan Phai: painters, works and ideas ; 1947 – c 1984

Christie's Vietnamese painting

The Philippe Damas collection focuses primarily on the painter-travelers, artist teaching and first graduating classes of the École des Beaux-Arts…

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Painters-travellers: discover, marvel, compare
26 March 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

Painters-travellers: discover, marvel, compare

Christie's Vietnamese painting

In the 17th and 18th centuries, the “Grand Tour” was a journey through Europe (mainly France, Italy, the Netherlands and…

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The Damas Collection, or the joy of being yourself
10 March 2025 Off By Jean-François Hubert

The Damas Collection, or the joy of being yourself

Christie's Vietnamese painting

Philippe Damas’s 51 paintings, collected over more than 25 years, were created over almost a century by 32 artists (15…

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