The eleven works presented in the exhibition come from Melchior Dejouany's personal collection, which he has built over the last ten years. In 2012, he discovered a Vietnamese lacquerware created by the artist Boi Tran. He has since become passionate about Vietnamese art, the diversity of its techniques and the richness of its subjects, striving to bring together a collection representing 100 years of Vietnamese art (1920-2020) between lacquer, painting on silk, drawings, oil on canvas and sculpture.
Tag: <span>Truong Be</span>
Truong Be: A Quest For The Absolute and His Handwriting to Boi Tran
Truong Be is a great artist for the obvious reason that he is a true man who has been able to embody the history of his country even though he refrains from doing so. Behind his candid and alluring smile and beyond his stalwart posture, a strong character is revealed. Some people view this solid appearance as something almost akin to a threat.
Dinh Cuong: “A Piece of Poetry to the Lady on Thien An Hill in the Cold Drizzle”
Is a lady on Thien An Hill
with the door latched feeling blue?