Tag: The École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de l’Indochine

Physics Lessons of the Hanoi School of Fine Arts of Indochine. Above is the great amphitheatre by Victor Tardieu (France, 1870-1937).

The Hanoi School of Fine Arts of Indochine: 2 Wrought Iron Gratings by Luu Dinh Khai (3rd year) and Vu Tien Chuc (4th year).

The Hanoi School of Fine Arts of Indochine: Decorative Frieze in Bas Relief for the Indochine Palace at the International Colonial Exhibition in 1931.

The Hanoi School of Fine Arts of Indochine: Sculpted Granite Fireplace for a Dining Room by Georges Khanh.

The Hanoi School of Fine Arts of Indochine: Young Annamite Girl, Sculpture, (Bronze Bust) by Vu Cao Dam (4th year).

The Hanoi School of Fine Arts of Indochine: Port on the Red River Kakemono (Colour Wood Engraving) by Do Duc Thuan (3rd year).

The Hanoi School of Fine Arts of Indochine: Tonkinese Landscape (Sai Son, Son Tay Province), Black, Red, Gold and Silver Lacquer in Panel by Le Pho (5th year).

Le Pho (Vietnam, 1907-2001) was the tenth child in a family of twenty fathered by the senior mandarin Le Hoan. Because of his father's status, he received a cultured education, including training in brush painting. At age 18, he was admitted into the first class of students to attend the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Hanoi ...

Victor Tardieu (France, 1870-1937) in his residence, Hanoi, circa 1928. The most beautiful epics are always the result of chance and necessity.  Tardieu is no exception to the rule. When he arrives in Hanoi on 2 February 1921, a 50-year-old man who, the previous year, just received the Prix de l’Indochine. This Prize was the ...

Detail of The Happy Age (Oil Paint) by Mr Le Pho (5th year) featured at The School of Fine Arts of Hanoi in the 1930s. Le Pho (1907-2001) L'Age heureux (Age of Happiness) signed, inscribed and dated 'LE PHO.1930' (lower left); signed in Chinese (lower left) oil on canvas 126 x 177 cm. (49 5/8 ...