Thanh Binh Nguyen (1954) - Femme Vietnamienne en Ao Dai à la fleur de lotus






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Thanh Binh Nguyen (1954)’s signed original oil painting on canvas, *Femme Vietnamienne en Ao Dai à la fleur de lotus*, measures 93 × 93 cm and is sold framed.
Description from the seller
Young Saigonese Woman in Traditional Lotus-Flower Áo Dài
Nguyen Thanh Binh
Signature and stamp at upper right
Oil on canvas 93x93 cm and 133x133 cm with frame.
Vietnamese School, Genre Scene
Nguyen Thanh Binh graduated from the Hanoi College of Fine Arts in 1972, then continued his studies at the Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Fine Arts, graduating in 1983.
Since 1985, his work has been featured in national and international exhibitions, including: in 1991, the Reflections of Vietnam exhibition, Paris; in 1993, the Vietnam-Singapore New Space exhibition; and in 1996, the Vietnam: 30 Years of Painting, from War to Peace exhibition, Paris.
He paints children and young women in shimmering hues. Their faces are not individualized; their mouths and noses are barely discernible, and their gazes are calm.
Among his works are Meo People (1993), Little Mountain Girl (1994), and Market Day (1995)[1].
To be collected
N.B.: The first image has been slightly retouched using artificial intelligence for illustrative purposes. For a faithful representation of the work, please refer to the original photographs included in the listing.
Young Saigonese Woman in Traditional Lotus-Flower Áo Dài
Nguyen Thanh Binh
Signature and stamp at upper right
Oil on canvas 93x93 cm and 133x133 cm with frame.
Vietnamese School, Genre Scene
Nguyen Thanh Binh graduated from the Hanoi College of Fine Arts in 1972, then continued his studies at the Ho Chi Minh City Institute of Fine Arts, graduating in 1983.
Since 1985, his work has been featured in national and international exhibitions, including: in 1991, the Reflections of Vietnam exhibition, Paris; in 1993, the Vietnam-Singapore New Space exhibition; and in 1996, the Vietnam: 30 Years of Painting, from War to Peace exhibition, Paris.
He paints children and young women in shimmering hues. Their faces are not individualized; their mouths and noses are barely discernible, and their gazes are calm.
Among his works are Meo People (1993), Little Mountain Girl (1994), and Market Day (1995)[1].
To be collected
N.B.: The first image has been slightly retouched using artificial intelligence for illustrative purposes. For a faithful representation of the work, please refer to the original photographs included in the listing.
