Vietnamese Bronze

Bronze sculpture of a Vietnamese bust, circa 1920.

Gorgeous and evocative bust of a young Vietnamese (or Laotian, depending on the source) woman with her hair up.

After Thanh Le Nguyen (Vietnamese, 1919 – 2006) Untitled (bust of a young woman), mid-20th century Bronze sculpture with black patina on wood base Stamped to neck.

The company survives thru its artistic output to combine artistic ideals from modern European schools with strong Vietnamese traditions creating a distinctive style.

Bronze sculpture with brown patina, signed Gia-Loï, early 20th century Vietnamese work.

A cast bronze figure of a Taoist Ancestor, dressed in decorated long-sleeved robes, sitting on a throne in a regal position.

Le Van Mau (1917-2003) was a Vietnamese sculptor. This is a black patinated bronze on its original wooden cube base.

Exquisite early 20th century bronze bust sculpture by Vietnamese artist Na Duc Thuc (20th century).

Vietnamese bronze rain drum with four frog finials.

Vietnamese cast bronze image of the Guatama Sakya-muni Buddha or the princely Siddartha, as an infant.

This gong was produced in 1725 in Vietnam. It is made from bronze and measures 81cm in diameter and 8cm in depth.

Exquisite pair of black-cast bronze geisha in bust form on black painted wood base, possibly Vietnamese.

He is one of the founders of the prestigious Association of Young Vietnamese Artists and won the Bronze Medal at a Spring Art Exhibition in Saigon even before his graduation.