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Bán cá
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DIMENSIONS80 x 80cm
YEAR1982
STATUSAvailable

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Phạm Lực’s "Bán cá" (Selling Fish) offers a poignant, authentic glimpse into the daily struggles of life. Rendered on traditional silk, the artwork features a simple yet profound composition, centering on a mother in a conical hat and her child. The mother’s contemplative demeanor and deep-set eyes, juxtaposed with the child’s innocence, narrate a silent story of livelihood burdens and maternal love. The artist masterfully employs an earthy palette of browns and muted oranges, not only evoking the rustic market atmosphere but also conveying a sense of hardship and resilience. The bold, expressive brushstrokes imbue each figure with soul, transforming the piece into an empathetic ballad of Vietnamese humanity.

DIMENSIONS80 x 80cm
YEAR1982
ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Phạm Lực

Phạm Lực

(1943 – )

Phạm Lực (born 1943) stands as a prominent Vietnamese artist, renowned for his prolific body of work that vividly documents war memories and everyday post-war life. Through vigorous rapid brushwork, high color contrast, and free composition, he forges an energetic visual language, where expressive figures deeply convey the human condition and Vietnamese spirit. His oeuvre serves not merely as historical documentation but as a vibrant testament to resilience and the inherent beauty of life.

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