Oil on canvas, 70 × 85 × 4 cm
Anoulak, Vientiane, 2022
A vibrant tribute to Laos's cultural heritage, this piece is copied from the seminal French-Lao artist, Marc Leguay (1910–2001). Leguay, known as "The Painter of Laos," recorded the country's daily life for nearly 40 years. The scene captures two women winnowing rice on a traditional stilt house platform. The composition is defined by its masterful use of tropical light and brilliant, defining colors, celebrating the dignity of rural labor set against a lush backdrop. This painting is an essential piece of art history, faithfully preserved and reinterpreted by a contemporary Lao artist.
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Oil on canvas, 70 × 85 × 4 cm
Anoulak, Vientiane, 2022
A vibrant tribute to Laos's cultural heritage, this piece is copied from the seminal French-Lao artist, Marc Leguay (1910–2001). Leguay, known as "The Painter of Laos," recorded the country's daily life for nearly 40 years. The scene captures two women winnowing rice on a traditional stilt house platform. The composition is defined by its masterful use of tropical light and brilliant, defining colors, celebrating the dignity of rural labor set against a lush backdrop. This painting is an essential piece of art history, faithfully preserved and reinterpreted by a contemporary Lao artist.
Unique work
Carefully packed and shipped within 4 days
