THÀNH LÂP (active circa 1940-1950) - Lot 39

Lot n° 39
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300 - 400 EUR
Result : NC
THÀNH LÂP (active circa 1940-1950) - Lot 39
THÀNH LÂP (active circa 1940-1950) Large horizontal panel in reddish-brown and gold lacquer, depicting a boat carrying peasants across a river reflecting the sun, among several fishermen's junks, a pagoda emerging from the vegetation on one bank. Signed lower left. H. 61 x L. 121.5 cm. (Fine scratches) Note: Little is known about the artist Thành Lâp. He is said to have been active in Saigon between 1940-1950, and trained at the Thù Dâu Môt School of Applied Arts, located in the town of the same name 30 km north of Saigon. The Thù Dâu Môt school, founded in 1901, was the first of four schools of applied arts created by France in Indochina. It was followed by Bien Hoa in 1903, then Gia Dinh in 1913, and finally the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de l'Indochine in Hanoi in 1924. Thù Dâu Môt specialized in woodwork and lacquer, particularly furniture. Expert: Cabinet Ansas, Papillon et de Léry.
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