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HOÀNG TÍCH CHÙ

Tổ đổi công

1958|Lacquer

ABOUT THE ARTWORK

Hoàng Tích Chù’s "Tổ đổi công" (Labor Exchange Team) stands as a profound testament to rural Vietnamese life and the artist's masterful command of composition and emotional depth. The expansive landscape unfolds from the diligent figures tending fields in the foreground, gracefully transitioning through vibrant, amber-hued foliage, towards majestic mountains receding into a soft, atmospheric haze. A subdued palette of earthy greens, grays, and deep browns for the sky and land is brilliantly punctuated by the warm, glowing oranges of the trees and the crisp whites of the figures' attire, creating a captivating visual balance. This work not only depicts a scene of communal work but also encapsulates the spirit of solidarity and harmony between humanity and nature, conveying the serene yet vibrant essence of Vietnamese labor culture.

DIMENSIONSN/A
MEDIUMLacquer
YEAR1958
ORIGINVietnam
CERTIFICATECertificate of authenticity included

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

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Hoàng Tích Chù

(1912 – 2003)

Hoàng Tích Chù (1912 - 2003) stands as a prominent Vietnamese artist and art educator of the 20th century, celebrated for his pioneering role in woodcut and revolutionary graphic art. He developed a modern graphic language characterized by bold engraving lines, stark black-white contrasts, and simplified forms, serving both revolutionary art and art education. His legacy represents a unique synthesis of national spirit and contemporary dynamism.

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