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"Old Quarter of Hanoi." - PHAM LUC (1943-?), 30 x 41 cm, lacquer. Pham Luc (born 1943 in Hue) is a prolific Vietnamese painter who served as a soldier-artist in the North Vietnamese Army for 35 years before retiring in 1993 to work full-time in Hanoi. Often called "the Picasso of Vietnam" by collectors, he works across oil, silk, lacquer, and woodcut, and is especially known for wartime sketches drawn on jute burlap sacks. His works are held in the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum and in numerous international collections. Acquired in France.
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