Discover how to value, authenticate and sell paintings by Henri Mège (1904-1984), the French painter closely associated with Vietnam and French Indochina. Explore his biography, current auction prices and key results for landscapes of Hué, Ha Long Bay, Thanh Hoa and the Vietnamese countryside with Gauchet Art Asiatique.

Discover how to appraise, value and sell works by Lê Văn Đệ, a leading figure of Vietnamese modern art and the École des Beaux-Arts de l’Indochine. From The Banks of the Red River, exhibited in Paris in 1931, to rare early drawings and Italian-period landscapes, Gauchet Art Asiatique examines the criteria that shape value: date, subject, condition, provenance and exhibition history.

A rare silk painting by Nguyen Tuong Lan, Les Baigneuses was exhibited at the SADEAI in 1936 before achieving €310,000 at auction. Discover the artist's life, market performance, major comparables, and his place among the masters of the École des Beaux-Arts de l'Indochine.

Tran Phuc Duyen (1923–1993) ranks among the leading masters of modern Vietnamese lacquer painting. Through the study of In the Rice Field, this article examines the artist's career, his connection to the Indochina School of Fine Arts, recent auction records, market trends, and the growing international demand for his works.

Xu Beihong's horse paintings rank among the most sought-after works in modern Chinese art. This study by Gauchet Art Asiatique explores a signed and dated 1948 example, examining its artistic qualities, provenance, auction history and the international market for Xu Beihong's works.

There are artists who, without ever seeking fame, end up embodying the soul of a place, a people or an era. Such is the case of Bùi Xuân...

In the history of Asian art, silk painting holds a place as discreet as it is essential, and it is undoubtedly in Vietnam that it has...

In the art world, Asian objects fascinate with their rich history, profound symbolism and quality of workmanship. Whether you are a...

Vu Cao Dam (1908-2000) is a name that resonates at the crossroads between Vietnam, his native land, and France, his adopted home. A...

Japanese art is full of wonders, and inros are an integral part of this. These small, portable boxes, usually made of lacquer, have...

In the pantheon of twentieth-century Vietnamese artists, the name of Pham Hau occupies a singular place. This outstanding master lacquerer sublimated the traditional art of his country, taking it to new heights of refinement and expressiveness. His work, imbued with a unique visual poetry, continues to inspire and fascinate art lovers the world over. Pham Hau (1903- 1995) Rare and important lacquer screen, appraised by Gauchet Art Asiatique for the Millon auction house, sold

The Ming period in China, marked by the victory of Zhu Yuanzhang in 1368, was a time of profound political and cultural change. At the...

The Evolution of Chinese Paintings in Trade China's rich history in trade, particularly in the realm of art, offers a fascinating journey...

Born in Paris in 1896, Paul Jacoulet left France for Japan to join his father, Paul Frederic Jacoulet, a French professor in Tokyo....

Vietnamese lacquer, or "sơn mài," is a sophisticated art form, reflecting a blend of indigenous techniques and cultural exchanges,...

In the vibrant world of Vietnamese art, one name that shines brilliantly is that of Mai Thu. Born on October 20, 1906, in Hai Phong,...

Le Pho, a prominent Vietnamese painter, is a figure whose contributions to the world of art are as profound as they are captivating. His...

Artists often lead multifaceted lives, leaving their mark not only through their works, but also through their influence on others. Alix...

Le Pho, Mai Thu, Nguyen Nam Son, Vu Cao Dam... Names that, only a few years ago, were unfamiliar to the general public, are now...