Nguyen Van Phuong

Nguyen Van Phuong is an admirable artist, born in 1930 and deceased in 2006. He was a magician. His paintings are taking us into a world of traditions that are disappearing little by little. Nguyen Van Phuong is ageless, he doesn’t change and he is the living witness of a fascinating world, the one of Indochina and its pastel colours. We present hereby two original paintings in the sense that they don’t represent traditional country scenes which usually characterize the rest of his work. We have here two symbols of Saigon, on one hand the cathedral of Notre-Dame and on the other hand the People’s Committee. Two paintings of great intensity.

• Career of Nguyen Van Phuong

  1930 Born in Ha Noi, Vietnam
  
  2006 Passed away in Da Lat, Vietnam on April 19, 2006
  
  1950 Solo Exhibition at the Municipal Information Hall, Ha Noi.
  1951 Solo Exhibition at the Municipal Information Hall, Hai Phong.
                Participated in the “Salon des Beaux-Arts”, Municipal Hall, Saigon.
  1957 Solo Exhibition, Vietnamese - Asian Culture Association, Saigon.
  1958 Solo Exhibition with the theme “ Epoch of an Eternal Spring”, Saigon.
  1959 Participated in the “Painting Exhibition of the Spring”, Saigon.
  1962 Participated in the “First International Art Exhibition”, Saigon. Member of the National Jury of the “First International Art Exhibition”, Saigon.
  1967 Solo Exhibition at Municipal Hall, Saigon.
                Organized and participated in “Salon Contemporain” Exhibition, Saigon.
  1968 Solo Exhibition at Alliance Francaise, Saigon.
  1969 Solo Exhibition at Vietnamese - American Association, Saigon.
  1993 Participated in the “Vietnamese Art Exhibition”, Matsukawa Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.
  1994 Participated in the “Painting Exhibition by four Vietnamese Artists”, Julita Museum, Sweden.
  1995 Participated in the “Vietnamese Art Exhibition”, Matsukawa Gallery, Seoul, Korea.
  1998 solo exhibition, Tu Do Gallery, Ho Chi Minh City
  




• Gallery of Nguyen Van Phuong

  

  NVP185, 80x120cm

  

  NVP184, 80x120cm

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