Hoang Anh - Les Moissons d'Améthyste ↑100 →120 cm

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Original oil on canvas by Hoang Anh, titled Les Moissons d'Améthyste, measuring 100 × 120 cm, dated 2026, signed by hand, from Thanh Hoa, Vietnam, sold by Galerie with a gallery certificate and without a frame or stand.

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Work title: The Harvests of Amethyst (2026)
Medium: oil painting on handmade canvas.
Dimensions: up to 100 → 120 cm
Reference: 48- L34-0926-48
Artist: (HA) Hoang Anh
Origin: Thanh Hoa (North of Vietnam)
A magnificent contemporary original canvas created in the artist Hoang Anh's studio.
Currently on display at Artis Art Gallery.
Delivered with a gallery certificate.

Sold unframed & un-stretched.

ARTIS Art Gallery is a contemporary art house committed to discovering and promoting emerging artists. After a career as an art dealer and expert for internationally recognized artists, Ferrari Christian now leads the gallery with a global vision: to reveal new talents and disseminate their works worldwide.

ARTIS Art Gallery: The revival of artistic authenticity
Enter a collection where every work tells a true story. Yours begins here with the acquisition, now, of this work selected by ARTIS Art Gallery.
Contact us: artisartgallery.assistant@gmail.com

"Please note that some creases may appear in the photos; these light marks, caused by transport, will naturally disappear in full when the work is mounted on a frame or professionally matted."
Colors may vary slightly due to the capture by each camera at the time of shooting.

The canvas will be shipped rolled in a box + luxury embroidered cover, reinforced for maximum protection during transport.

Biography of Hoang Anh.

Born in 1984 in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam. Lives and works in Hanoi.

Originally from Thanh Hoa province, located 150 km south of Hanoi, Hoang Anh belongs to a pivotal generation of Vietnamese artists (the 8x generation) who combine cultural heritage with contemporary abstraction. A graduate of Vietnam Fine Arts University, he has established himself on Hanoi’s art scene with a bold approach to material and color.

Graduated from the Artistic Talents program (class of 13) at the Thanh Hoa School of Culture and Arts
Graduated from the Painting Department (class of 48) of Vietnam University of Fine Arts

Style and Artistic Approach
Hoang Anh’s work is characterized by an intense exploration of texture and movement. While he explores varied themes such as landscapes, nature, and the female figure, it is in abstraction that he reveals his expressive power:
• The energy of gesture: A practitioner of oil and acrylic painting, he frequently uses a palette knife to apply color in vigorous horizontal strokes. This gesture creates a nearly musical rhythm across the canvas.
• Chromatic contrasts: His work plays on the opposition between often neutral backgrounds (urban grays, textured whites) and bursts of primary colors — ardent reds, solar yellows, and deep blues — that seem to leap from the surface.
• Lyric abstraction: His compositions do not seek to reproduce reality but to capture its emotional essence. His canvases often evoke ephemeral phenomena: the reflection of light on water, the vibration of heat, or the bustle of a metropolis in rapid change.
Exhibitions and Recognition
An active and recognized artist, Hoang Anh regularly exhibits in prestigious Hanoi galleries and within national art collectives. His works are part of numerous private collections, both in Vietnam and internationally, captivating by their ability to translate an Eastern sensibility into a universal, modern language.

"To me, painting is a breath, a way to fix the invisible energy that surrounds us." — Hoang Anh

Work title: The Harvests of Amethyst (2026)
Medium: oil painting on handmade canvas.
Dimensions: up to 100 → 120 cm
Reference: 48- L34-0926-48
Artist: (HA) Hoang Anh
Origin: Thanh Hoa (North of Vietnam)
A magnificent contemporary original canvas created in the artist Hoang Anh's studio.
Currently on display at Artis Art Gallery.
Delivered with a gallery certificate.

Sold unframed & un-stretched.

ARTIS Art Gallery is a contemporary art house committed to discovering and promoting emerging artists. After a career as an art dealer and expert for internationally recognized artists, Ferrari Christian now leads the gallery with a global vision: to reveal new talents and disseminate their works worldwide.

ARTIS Art Gallery: The revival of artistic authenticity
Enter a collection where every work tells a true story. Yours begins here with the acquisition, now, of this work selected by ARTIS Art Gallery.
Contact us: artisartgallery.assistant@gmail.com

"Please note that some creases may appear in the photos; these light marks, caused by transport, will naturally disappear in full when the work is mounted on a frame or professionally matted."
Colors may vary slightly due to the capture by each camera at the time of shooting.

The canvas will be shipped rolled in a box + luxury embroidered cover, reinforced for maximum protection during transport.

Biography of Hoang Anh.

Born in 1984 in Thanh Hoa, Vietnam. Lives and works in Hanoi.

Originally from Thanh Hoa province, located 150 km south of Hanoi, Hoang Anh belongs to a pivotal generation of Vietnamese artists (the 8x generation) who combine cultural heritage with contemporary abstraction. A graduate of Vietnam Fine Arts University, he has established himself on Hanoi’s art scene with a bold approach to material and color.

Graduated from the Artistic Talents program (class of 13) at the Thanh Hoa School of Culture and Arts
Graduated from the Painting Department (class of 48) of Vietnam University of Fine Arts

Style and Artistic Approach
Hoang Anh’s work is characterized by an intense exploration of texture and movement. While he explores varied themes such as landscapes, nature, and the female figure, it is in abstraction that he reveals his expressive power:
• The energy of gesture: A practitioner of oil and acrylic painting, he frequently uses a palette knife to apply color in vigorous horizontal strokes. This gesture creates a nearly musical rhythm across the canvas.
• Chromatic contrasts: His work plays on the opposition between often neutral backgrounds (urban grays, textured whites) and bursts of primary colors — ardent reds, solar yellows, and deep blues — that seem to leap from the surface.
• Lyric abstraction: His compositions do not seek to reproduce reality but to capture its emotional essence. His canvases often evoke ephemeral phenomena: the reflection of light on water, the vibration of heat, or the bustle of a metropolis in rapid change.
Exhibitions and Recognition
An active and recognized artist, Hoang Anh regularly exhibits in prestigious Hanoi galleries and within national art collectives. His works are part of numerous private collections, both in Vietnam and internationally, captivating by their ability to translate an Eastern sensibility into a universal, modern language.

"To me, painting is a breath, a way to fix the invisible energy that surrounds us." — Hoang Anh

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Hoang Anh
Title of artwork
Les Moissons d'Améthyste ↑100 →120 cm
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Vietnam
Year
2026
Sold with stand
No
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
100 cm
Width
120 cm
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
1379
Objects sold
100%
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