ArtLance would like to introduce a collection of typical works of Vietnamese artist Ngo Van Nguyen.
Realistic style landscapes of Vietnamese artist Ngo Van Nguyen
Ngo Van Nguyen is one of the few young artists known for producing oil paintings in a realistic style, especially in the subjects of homeland oil paintings.
An artist’s work titled ‘Region of memory’ – Ngo Van Nguyen
Ngo Van Nguyen’s landscape paintings are not only realistic colours, but also serve as beautiful compositions of scenes. The artist has particularly skills at selecting the best colors of the scene, creating a harmonious image. He also includes artistic colors that he perceived in picturesque scenes of idyllic everyday life. The artist has fascinated viewers with picturesque countryside scenes, trees that reflect a pond… Those pictures are so fresh, lovely, and memorable.
A photograph is as real as a painting here, since we can tell the difference between a photograph and a painting.
We cannot say whether the artist had a miracle in recording real images by hand, no less vivid than a photograph, but the artist breathed life into his paintings, making the scenery of his hometown more beautiful, and poetic. Each stroke was drawn with meticulous care, and the artist’s talent for creating beautiful images was very impressive.
The scenery of a green and charming Vietnamese village, with oval flowers in the artwork “Season of memories” – Vietnamese artist Ngo Van Nguyen
Art lovers can see the rustic and idyllic beauty of familiar scenes by looking at the artist’s paintings in a fresh way.
The watery color of the stream in the painting “Hope” will bring freshness and harmony to the space – Vietnamese artist Ngo Van Nguyen
If you want to enjoy the beauty of the oil paintings of your hometown, then Ngo Van Nguyen’s work is a great choice. Art lovers are able to find picturesque pictures of their hometown in Ngo Van Nguyen’s paintings. Using vivid colours, Nguyen’s paintings bring the colours of the country to the city, making them aesthetically appealing.
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ArtLance would like to introduce a collection of typical works of Vietnamese artist Pham Anh.
Painting the landscape of Hanoi’s Old Quarter through the works of Vietnamse artist Pham Anh
“Flower Town 2” – Vietnamse artist Pham Anh
The art of Pham Anh is easy to recognise, and it is also difficult to counterfeit. Every little detail in a work of Pham Anh’s is bound to catch the eye and surprise the viewer. Why? Because the colours in the painting are so harmonious and vivid that they can convey a lot of the artist’s feelings and good will.
Artwork “New building” – Vietnamese artist Pham Anh
It is difficult to counterfeit the visual signs of Vietnamese artist Pham Anh’s paintings, as well as to recognize them as Pham Anh’s. Each little aspect of the picture, from the color of the sun to the colour of the lime wall, the splash of water after a rain on the sidewalk, is exactly as viewers would expect. In addition to the colors being bright, they are also harmonious and positive. What are these things so familiar and so real? They can express a lot of the artist’s emotions and positive energy.
The artwork “Spring” – Vietnamese artist Pham Anh
The artist’s work conveys the expanse of time and space, as well as the joy of nostalgia. At the same time, these paintings have a fresh and modern flavor, which is extremely remarkable to those who once lived in Hanoi. The artworks allow us to experience the glorious sights of the city, even if we are far away from it.
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ArtLance would like to share some of Le Hong Quang’s most famous pieces. The Vietnamese artist graduated from the Central College of Music and Painting’s Fine Arts Pedagogy Department.
Spring landscape, hometown landscape oil paintings by Vietnamese artist Le Hong Quang
Artist Le Hong Quang frequently works with oil paints, acrylic paints, and silk to produce paintings. His work spans a wide range of subject matter, including spring and autumn landscape images, natural scenes, rural scenes, and midland mountains. Besides, he also produces still life paintings, portraits, and other types of art.
Spring painting with bright colors and oriental style accents “The poetic beauty of tortoiseshell flowers” – Vietnamese artist Le Hong Quang
Le Hong Quang’s paintings offer a sense of depth, and his distinctive style allows him to describe the significance of large spaces. The artist’s pictures showcase harmony between nature and people, giving us a tranquil view. The artist’s artistry brings unity to everything, aiding viewers to perceive the harmony of many things. The works are clean and serene, with shapes and colours being purified.
Space is deeper in the artwork “Dating” with delicate brushstrokes and colors – Vietnamese painter Le Hong Quang
Le Hong Quang’s paintings, and nature scenes evoke a sense of harmony between people and nature. They produce atmospheric, visually stimulating architectural spaces that are also pleasant to live in.
The typical image of the midland countryside of northern Vietnam depicted in the work “Midland afternoon” – Vietnamese painter Le Hong Quang
The works of painter Le Hong Quang are particularly suitable for contemporary and stylish architectural styles. Immersive homeland landscape paintings can emphasize the pleasantness, familiarity or serenity of a house, or the warmth and solemnity.
Still life painting in oriental colors “Originally Distich” – Vietnamese artist Le Hong Quang
The portrait of a young woman on silk or canvas “White lotus” – Vietnamese artist Le Hong Quang
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ArtLance would like to present you with typical artworks of Vietnamese artist Tran Nguyen.
Tran Cong Nguyen, known as Tran Nguyen, is a painter from Vietnam. He graduated as an art designer at Hanoi University of Theatre and Cinema and has participated in several domestic and regional painting exhibitions.
Hometown landscapes, still life oil paintings by artist Tran Nguyen
Artist Tran Nguyen prefers to work with oil paints and acrylic paints on canvas, frequently producing still life pictures of flowers and beautiful country scenes. The subjects of his paintings are equally diverse, including village scenes painted in many people’s memories, as the scenery of the countryside changed as a result of urbanization.
The image of a typical three-room, two-wing house of the northern countryside in the artwork “Warm winter sun” – Vietnamese artist Tran Nguyen
A complete picture of the northern countryside scene of Vietnam has been painted by painter Tran Nguyen. Trained as a painter, Nguyen has created paintings that depict three-roomed gable houses with vegetable gardens, fish ponds, and brick water wells that many people living in the northern provinces must have grown up with. In addition to this picture, the tiled village road, the rice fields, the laden loofah, the image of the fruit-laden loofah, are all included. The artistry of Nguyen’s paintings lies in the people he depicts.
The image of a mother washing clothes next to a brick well in the artwork “Mother’s Morning” has touched many people’s hearts – Vietnamese artist Tran Nguyen
Tran Nguyen frequently spends a lot of time wearing cameras and exploring the countryside to capture village scenes in all regions of Vietnam. He says that some of his drawings document the experiences of being closely tied to grandparents, parents, and other dear village characters that he remembers from his childhood. His landscape paintings were painted with the intention of helping future generations to preserve the scenes of their childhoods. He also hopes to assist future generations in imagining their grandparents’ lives and experiences.
Tranquil feelings in the work “equanimity” – Vietnamese artist Tran Nguyen
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[top cool things to do in Hoi An] There are so many things to do in Hoi An that you could spend a week just exploring the city. The old town is packed with fascinating architecture and authentic local markets, and there are some great temples and parks too. The old city is also perfect for cycling; check out our guide to biking in Hoi An if you fancy heading out on two wheels. Not only is it one of the most beautiful cities we’ve ever visited but it’s also incredibly welcoming, making it an ideal base from which to explore more remote rural areas of Vietnam.
Top 10 Cool Things To Do In Ho It’s no secret that we love spending time in Vietnam’s historic towns, the country’s small cities offer something different than its capital cities. Explore its cobbled streets, charming cafes, and atmospheric markets, or go hiking in one of Vietnam’s national parks. Here are some cool things to do in Hoi An.
The night market is always a good place to start your exploration of any city. It’s a place where locals come to socialise, meet new people and exchange goods and services.
The Hoi An night market is famous around Vietnam and is a great way to get a feel for the local life. The market is held on the last Sunday of each month, when the city empties out, and the vendors set up their stalls along the roads and on the sides of the buildings in the old town.
This is also a great place to spot some of Hoi An’s more famous residents – the late Mr. Vo Truyen, the inventor of Spam and other canned food products, is a local legend. If you’re here in the summer, be sure to visit the Song Han Market, which is set up in the nearby park and features a range of attractive and lively outdoor stalls.
Take a walk along the Riverfront
The long and bustling Nguyen Trai Street is the heart of the city and is lined with several interesting shops, cafes and restaurants. You can follow this path all the way along the riverfront, where there are plenty of cafes and restaurants to enjoy a drink or a meal.
There are several bridges that you can cross to explore the other side of the river, where there are lots of interesting sights, including the Co Loa Temple Complex, the Imperial Citadel and the city’s old Vietnamese military citadel. The riverfront is also popular with tourists, so this is a great place to escape the crowds. And when the weather is nice, you can head up to the edge of the river to enjoy some fresh air while you eat your meal.
Explore the Historic District
If you wander through the old town, you’ll discover that it’s almost like a different country. In this small area, you’ll find a fusion of French architecture, Japanese trading houses and more Vietnamese architecture. The red-tiled roofs are characteristic of Vietnam’s architecture, but if you look closely, you’ll see that they’re decorated with intricate sculptures and intricate designs.
Explore the narrow streets and alleyways, where you’ll find colorful shops and restaurants that cater to both tourists and the local population. You can also explore the area with a guide, as this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And if you want to stay for longer, you can even book a homestay.
Check out Hoi An’s Temple Culture
Hoi An is famous for its Temple Culture, which is a unique blending of Chinese and Vietnamese Buddhist and Confucian ideals. Buddhist architecture is present throughout the city, but many of the temples have a Confucian flavour, too.
You can visit the largest temple complex in the old town, the Quan Yin Pagoda, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is one of the most important Buddhist sites in Southeast Asia. There are also several smaller temple complexes in the old town. And don’t miss the Cu Lao Temple and the Buddhist Temple of the Eight Immortals, which are both located in the countryside.
Visit one of Vietnam’s Top 3 Beaches
The beach in Hoi An might be small, but it’s still a great place to escape from the city. You can pack a picnic and explore the old town, or head to the beach and relax in the sunshine. If you want to stay active, you could join a nearby adventure tour or explore some of the nearby countryside with a bicycle tour. Whatever you do, don’t forget to take some photos of the beach and Hoi An skyline. This will remind you of your time in Vietnam.
Hang Out at the Local Pub and Cafe Scene
While Hoi An might be a World Heritage Site, it also has a thriving local pub and cafe scene. You can choose to explore the city on foot or by bike, or you can grab a beer and chill out at one of the many beachside restaurants. There are plenty of good hotels in the city, but if you want to get a bit further from the tourist crowds, consider staying at one of the hotels in the countryside.
Conclusion
Hoi An is an ancient port city that’s packed full of history, charming architecture and great restaurants. If you want to visit a truly authentic Vietnam experience, this is the place to do it. And if you like exploring old towns, this is also a great place to visit Hoi An is one of the best cities in Vietnam to visit. It’s cheap, it’s easy to get around, and there are so many great things to do in Hoi An that you’ll want to come back again and again.
Exhibition “Memory Land” Vietnamese artist Vu Dinh Luong (2nd Solo Show Exhibition) Schedule: August 6, 2022 – August 15, 2022 Venue: Art exhibition House 16 Ngo Quyen, Hanoi.
Introduction of Vietnamese art exhibition “Memory land” of Vu Dinh Luong
After the “From the village to the street” exhibition, artist Vu Dinh Luong presented “Memory land” as the 2nd solo exhibition. With the author’s memories of the land, the beautiful nature has been turned into artworks of watercolor paintings, lacquer paintings.
Memory land – art exhibition of Vu Dinh Luong artist in August 2022
The lacquer paintings displayed in the exhibition are impressive for their depiction of Vietnam and its people. The exhibition displays paintings of young women, lotus flowers, landscapes, religions, activities, and other subjects in a diverse range of colours and hues. The artists create and explore lacquer in a variety of ways in each artwork. The visual stories that the artist tells are quite diverse in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional settings.
In spite of the fact that the material remains the same, the artist has achieved different outcomes. The light can transform into a spacious area or a garment made from shell material in order to accomplish this. The author has worked hard to perceive and transform materials into a variety of qualities and facets.
The author’s watercolor and lacquer paintings are opposite in nature and are therefore incredibly accepted. A watercolor painting is gentle and inclusive, while a lacquer painting is firm and powerful. During the grinding process for a hard lacquer painting of a carpentry work, watercolors fly and swirl beneath a lacquer water layer. The paintings result in layers and layers of lacquer, producing stunning artworks.
The author wants people to see his 2nd exhibition like ” From the village to the street “. After 4 years, he has returned.
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ArtLance would like to introduce a selection of Pham Van Khai’s famous works. The artist graduated from the Central University of Art Education and has participated in a variety of domestic painting exhibitions.
Homeland landscape paintings by Vietnamese artist Pham Van Khai
Pham Van Khai frequently paints using oils, acrylics on canvas. The artist’s subject matter encompasses pictures of Hanoi landmarks, the homeland’s mountainous regions, still life, and portraits.
Paintings series with different shades of creativity “Long Bien Bridge – 50” – Vietnamese artist Pham Van Khai
Through his series of paintings about Long Bien bridge, a historical relic of Hanoi, painter Pham Van Khai communicates his creativity and wide view of the same subject. In addition to famous landmarks such as Quan Chuong square, Western lake, and So crossroads, he has also composed many works connected with the capital’s history. Every painting illustrates the artist’s creativity. It is difficult for the artist to draw the exact same landscape with different layouts and colors, so he can depict various emotions. In addition to enjoying the artist’s hometown oil paintings, viewers were also able to discern that blue and cold colors were used in a clever way to represent early mornings or late afternoons in a quiet space.
Landscape painting of terraced fields in the artwork “Ban Pang” – Vietnamese artist Pham Van Khai
The artist has succeeded in applying beautiful, very harmonious colors, especially clear blue and green, in many of his works. Perhaps the artist’s style stems from his love of the mountains and forests of his hometown. The artwork is very peaceful, tranquil, and at times cheerful. Viewers may feel as if they’re immersed in the natural landscape, mountains and forests.
Peaceful countryside corner in the morning mist, the artwork “April” – Vietnamese artist Pham Van Khai
Floral still life paintings by Vietnamese artist Pham Van Khai are suitable for many different interior spaces
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Do you like Vietnamese paintings? The ArtLance collection features some of Nguyen Hieu’s finest works. Nguyen Hieu graduated from Hue University of Arts, where he studied art.
Homeland landscape, spring landscape by Vietnamese artist Nguyen Hieu
Nguyen Hieu often creates paintings with oil paints, acrylic paints on canvas, featuring homeland landscapes. The artist has produced a large number of paintings of birds, spring and autumn sceneries, with unique artistic style.
Spring sky in the sound of birds singing in “Silence” – Vietnamese artist Nguyen Hieu
The young artist Nguyen Hieu is shaping and improving the style in his paintings as a painter. The chirping sounds of springtime birds in the masterpiece are imbued with the emotions of joy and family affection.
The work portrays the free love of birds in restricted circumstances, until they are liberated and are able to sing. The paintings show the green countryside, the golden seasons, or the river’s scenery, while banana trees in the homeland… Visitors are given the impression of being friendly and carefree as a result of the pictures of the peaceful and memorable scene.
The image of a peaceful countryside in the artwork “Song of the cabbage flower season” – Vietnamese artist Nguyen Hieu
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ArtLance would like to introduce the work of Vietnamese artist Nguyen Le Anh, consisting of typical pieces of art.
Painting was the passion of Nguyen Le Anh, a University of Civil Engineering graduate, and his profession as a construction engineer had to be given up in favor of making art.
Still life oil painting, and artistic portrait style by artist Nguyen Le Anh
Vietnamese painter Nguyen Le Anh has created many impressive works despite only following the path of painting recently. The artist has also participated in many domestic art exhibitions.
Artists Nguyen Le Anh often creates oil paintings acrylic paintings on canvas. In addition to oil paintings of still life subjects, old-city landscape paintings, and especially artistic portrait paintings, the artist has established his own style.
Artist Nguyen Le Anh’s classic coloring and well-known brushstrokes are present in “Lotus 3” still life paintings.
We can feel nostalgic emotions while enjoying the artist’s paintings, which were painted in the past and still evoke the feeling of noble girls and elegant living spaces in fashionable landscapes. The artist’s portraits of old ladies, in which we can see the noble girls’ portraits, evoke these sentiments first of all. We can see much more of the human soul’s autumn-like qualities in the artist’s still life paintings, which are very unique in color and composition. The artist has layered time on those objects to create the impression that “this is definitely not an image of today!”
Nguyen Le Anh’s paintings often depict gentle and elegant young women
ArtLance would like to offer you some wonderful artistic portrait paintings by artist Nguyen Le Anh!
“Girl with a guitar” by Vietnamese artist Nguyen Le Anh
The picturesque beauty of a woman depicted in “Grapefruit flower season” by Nguyen Le Anh artist is pure and flawless.
Someone might secretly fall in love with the girl in the artist’s paintings – “Old Melodies”
Painter Nguyen Le Anh with the theme of paintings depicting the life of the Vietnamese generation “neither far nor near”
In Nguyen Le Anh’s paintings, viewers see different perspectives on the same scenes, but most of them are strongly affected by the painter’s classical colours. Nguyen Le Anh, on the other hand, is seeking to explore themes about “the new life of Vietnam during the reform period.”
The artist described: “I am a storyteller. Those stories may be pieces of my memories, of those around me or of those who have affected me in a lasting way. I said that the pictures look both familiar and strange. The pictures might seem familiar because they are pictured through the lens of the narrator, who was then me, walking between the real world and the imaginative one.”
Scenery of the countryside in Nguyen Le Anh’s landscapes, with village communal houses and childhood games
The artist reminds us about small corner of childhood where there was a school yard, a street, with an eagle tree and our little friends
Rather than following in the footsteps of contemporary art movements or imitating classical styles, Nguyen Le Anh’s paintings preserve his artistic integrity and distinctiveness. Going his own way, the artist has created his own artistic path. The artist was able to reproduce the lives of “the young generations of a time”, according to Nguyen Le Anh. They were said to be “not far but not close”, although they were not close. They lived “halfway between the past and the future”. It was the period when the country was at peace after the war, when life was still difficult. However, the lives of the 7x, 8x, 9x generations did not prevent people from experiencing the joys of childhood, the aspirations of youth. This period was characterized by mild changes in Vietnamese society, making it difficult for young people today to remember it.
By focusing on the concerns of his generation, painter Nguyen Le Anh has been able to create serene village scenes, record the feelings of the generation toward the new life during the period of reform, and the phase of innovation. Through their paintings, Nguyen’s works have delivered cultural values, helping people to appreciate the beauty of their homeland in addition to generating the love of each person for their homeland.
Using still life, old-town landscape paintings in modern interiors
If you like your old-town oil paintings, artist Nguyen Le Anh’s work is a good choice. His landscape paintings evoke the memory of one’s hometown, just as the art-lovers can find in them the scenery they know so well.
Childhood colors in the artwork “Under the shadow of a quiet afternoon” – Vietnamese artist Nguyen Le Anh
Still life painting “Fruit season” by artist Nguyen Le Anh
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ArtLance would like to showcase Vietnamese artist Nguyen Quang Tuan’s work. Nguyen Quang Tuan was educated in the Faculty of Interior at the University of Industrial Fine Arts.
Abstract painting style of Vietnamese artist Nguyen Quang Tuan
Abstract painting “Water season” – Vietnamese artist Nguyen Quang Tuan
Abstract “Spring and the forest” – artist Nguyen Quang Tuan
“Abstract 5” – artist Nguyen Quang Tuan
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