Nguyen Tuong Lan « In The Lotuses », 1933, or the graceful emancipation of the vietnamese woman
Nguyen Tuong Lan had just graduated from the Hanoi School of Fine Arts in the 4th class (1928-33) when he…
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Nguyen Tuong Lan had just graduated from the Hanoi School of Fine Arts in the 4th class (1928-33) when he…
This iconic lacquer (150 X 229 cm) by Alix Aymé – who can never be praised enough for her essential…
One lucky day, while I was scouring exhibitions and auction houses in search of masterpieces and new talent, I came face…
The 1930s-40s in Vietnam witnessed a resolute questioning of Confucianism and increased promotion of the country’s independence. Independence was evoked,…
Born in Quang Tri, Truong Bé entered an intermediate Fine Arts teaching program in 1962, and graduated 3 years later.…
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…