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VŨ CAO ĐÀM (1908-2000)
The item was sold for 65 600 €
Fees include commission and taxes.
VŨ CAO ĐÀM (1908-2000)
Fleurs, 1957
Oil on panel, signed and dated lower left, signed, titles ans dated on back.
61.5 x 38,5 cm - 24 1/4 x 15 1/8 in.
Chrysanthemums have strong, positive symbolism in Vietnam. Etymologically derived from the Greek “chrusos” and “anthemis” meaning “golden flowers”, they represent joy, harmony and filial piety. For these reasons, they are often displayed in homes during the Tet holidays, helping to balance circulating energies and bring happiness to the family. These flowers are also a sign of longevity, nobility, good health and eternity. In fact, unlike other flowers, chrysanthemums bloom in an autumnal atmosphere, revealing vivid hues on the petals.
Fleurs, 1957
Oil on panel, signed and dated lower left, signed, titles ans dated on back.
61.5 x 38,5 cm - 24 1/4 x 15 1/8 in.
Chrysanthemums have strong, positive symbolism in Vietnam. Etymologically derived from the Greek “chrusos” and “anthemis” meaning “golden flowers”, they represent joy, harmony and filial piety. For these reasons, they are often displayed in homes during the Tet holidays, helping to balance circulating energies and bring happiness to the family. These flowers are also a sign of longevity, nobility, good health and eternity. In fact, unlike other flowers, chrysanthemums bloom in an autumnal atmosphere, revealing vivid hues on the petals.