Tag: Jean François Hubert
For the very first time in Vietnamese Art History, a Vietnamese masterpiece by Le Pho featured on the front page of a catalogue. On 19 December 1996, in Drouot, its estimate was EUR 8000, finally released at EUR 25,000. For now, its estimate would be EUR 2,000,000. Le Pho (Vietnam, 1907-2001) Femme du Mandarin (The ...
Exclusive Interview Recap with Le Pho (Vietnam, 1907-2001) and his wife Paulette Vaux, at their home in Paris in 1997 directed and executed by Mr Jean-François Hubert, Senior Expert, Vietnamese Art. "Throughout my life, in France, and at the École des Beaux-Arts in Hanoi, until now, if we were able to recover Le Pho's paintings, ...
Ngo Manh Duc (B. 1941), son of Le Thi Luu (Vietnam, 1911-1988) and Mr Jean-François Hubert, Christie's Senior Expert, Vietnamese Art along with Le Thi Luu's masterpieces at Ngo Manh Duc's home. Paintings presented at Christie's Auction Sale: The Ngo Manh Duc Collection or The Homage of a Son to His Mother, Hong Kong, November 24, ...
Le Pho (Vietnam, 1907-2001) and Mr Jean-François Hubert, Christie’s Senior Expert, Vietnamese Art, France, 1996; in front of Le Pho's Age of Happiness In 1995, Wally Findlay Galleries quoted a dialogue between Artist Le Pho and Mr Hubert. Mr Hubert: “Master, which is your preferred period?” With no hesitation, Artist Le Pho answered: “My Findlay.”
Mr Jean-François Hubert, Christie’s Senior Expert, Vietnamese Art and Michel Vu, son of Vu Cao Dam (Vietnamese, 1908-2000), Paris, January 10, 2009. Michel Vu, the son of Vu Cao Dam, uttering in a private correspondence (2020) has kindly agreed to comment on his father's work I would like to thank you, Mr Jean-François Hubert, for ...
