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NGUYỄN SÁNG

Giặc đốt làng tôi

DIMENSIONS85.7 x 129.5cm
YEAR1954
STATUSAvailable

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Nguyễn Sáng’s Giặc đốt làng tôi (The Enemy Burns My Village) powerfully encapsulates a profound human tragedy with fervent brushwork. The painting's dense composition, featuring figures in a continuous, resolute flow, seamlessly intertwines the anguish of loss with an indomitable spirit. A somber palette, ranging from the deep blues of the sky to earthy browns, combined with decisive, textured strokes, vividly conveys a melancholic yet inherently vital atmosphere. This work transcends mere historical documentation, serving as a poignant epic of courage, solidarity, and the enduring belief in life amidst the tempest of war, resonating with universal themes of resilience and hope.

DIMENSIONS85.7 x 129.5cm
YEAR1954
ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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Nguyễn Sáng

Nguyễn Sáng

(1923 – 1988)

Nguyễn Sáng (1923 - 1988) stands as a pioneering figure who shaped modern Vietnamese art, distinguished by his potent, condensed, and symbolic visual language. By expressing modern inner force through angular forms and robust structures, he forged a unique style that profoundly captured the spirit of his era across diverse mediums, from oil painting to lacquer.

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