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Vu Cao Dam

Vu Cao Dam (1908 - 2000) was active/lived in Viet Nam, France.  Vu Cao Dam is known for Modernist figure, landscape and portrait bust sculpture.

Born in 1908 in Hanoi, Vu Cao Ðàm came from a large, Catholic and well-off. He was immersed in French culture from his childhood. His father, Vu Dinh Thi (1864 - 1930), a great scholar, who his sculptures, fine and graceful, for which he has many commissions. He exhibited them at the gallery l’Art Français in Paris but also at the Salon des Indépendants, the Salon des Tuileries and the not only mastered the French language but was also a proven Francophile. Indeed, sent to Paris by the Vietnamese government for the occasion of the 1889 World’s Fair, he was won over by the French lifestyle. It is therefore not surprising that Vu Cao Ðàm joined the Hanoi School of Fine Arts in 1926. There, he studied drawing, painting and sculpture under the authority of Victor Tardieu, founder of the School, and Joseph Inguimberty. He graduated in 1931 and obtained a scholarship that allowed him to continue his training in France. After presenting his sculptures at the 1931 International Colonial Exhibi   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 10731 characters.]  Artist bio

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