VietNamNet Bridge – In the late 19th century and early 20th century, Vietnam was seen as an ideal destination for art inspiration by some French artists.

Renowned artists coming to Vietnam included Joseph Inguimberty (1896-1971), Gaston Roullet (1847-1925), Léo Craste (1887-1970), René Bassouls, and Victor Tardieu (1870-1937).

Their outstanding artworks were made from different materials such as oil, silk, lacquer, watercolor, and bronze, featuring the beauty of Vietnamese landscape and people in the past and they have been displayed at many exhibitions in Vietnam and other nations.

Let’s contemplate some of their artworks:


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Painted by by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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 ‘Janette, Dominique and nursemaid’ by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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‘Family In Front of A Pond’ by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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Femmes Vietnamiennes (Vietnamese Women) by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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 'Paysage du Tonkin' (Northern Scenery) by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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‘Tonkin Girl’ by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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‘Going to market’ by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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‘Temple’ by Joseph Inguimberty

 

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Double faced coromandel six-panel lacquer named ‘The Departure Ceremony of the Emperor of Annam and the Procession of His Followers at the Imperial Palace Of Hue / The Phoenix Of Annam And Cranes In The Spring Landscape’ by Joseph Inguimberty and his associates. 

 

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Painted by Andre maire

 

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‘Scenery of Hanoi’ by Gaston Roullet

 

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“Haiphong” by Gaston Roullet

 

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Gaston Roullet,

 

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Painted by Leo Craste


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‘Une Procession En Indochine’ (A Procession in Indochina) by Rene Bassouls

 

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‘Market by The River’ by Victor Tardieu 

 

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