Le Pho, « Le Philosophe » 1956, or the artist’s imperturbability
In 1956, Le Pho, who still exhibits at Galerie Romanet – which has brilliantly promoted his work since 1942 –…
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In 1956, Le Pho, who still exhibits at Galerie Romanet – which has brilliantly promoted his work since 1942 –…
Living in France since 1931, Vu Cao Dam – who never returned to Vietnam – was a subtle thurifer of…
By 1975, the entire Hué region had regained its silence, the wounds were still wide open. As the pivotal point…
“The Phoenix Glue and the Broken Silk Thread: Major Vietnamese Works from the Melchior Dejouany Collection”, the exhibition conceived and…
As Le Pho himself told me – and in so doing, demonstrated a very elegant modesty: “Vu Cao Dam is…
“Farewell to Tonkin” is an essential work by Le Pho. Its symbolic form, unique in the painter’s work, the particular…
Le Pho was, from very early on, an unwavering admirer of Bonnard and Matisse. So confident, in fact, that he…
The scene is all déjà-vu: a young woman with a child in her arms. A woman with a walking stick.…
In 1960, French art critic Maximilien Gautier (1893-1977), proposed – in a booklet published by Mai Thu’s dealer Jean-François Apestéguy…
A soft light radiates from this ink and gouache on silk (38 x 27 cm) executed around 1935. It shows…