[VU CAO DAM (1908-2000)]. - Lot 27

[VU CAO DAM (1908-2000)]. Reunion of two slipcases containing interesting documentation on Vu Cao Dam including: - Peintres Sculpteurs, Côte d'Azur, éditions Molières, Nice, 1961. Illustrated dictionary mentioning Vu Cao Dam on page 237, with two black-and-white reproductions of the artist's works. - France Illustration, May 25, 1946. Article on the painter Vu Cao Dam and his silk paintings (in color and black & white). - France Illustration, issue 190 "spécial Indochine", June 1, 1949. Article on the Beaux Arts de l'Indochine (Vu Cao Dam, Alix Ayme, Joseph Inguimberty). - Le Miroir du Monde, weekly illustrated magazine, number 86, October 24, 1931. Rare article on the Colonial Art Exhibition in Rome, including two interior views of the halls of the Palais des Beaux Arts with French shipments from the Ecole des Beaux Arts de l'Indochine, including a bronze head by Vu Cao Dam. - Le Monde Colonial n°130 of June 1934 with an article entitled "Peintres et sculpteurs aux colonies à travers le Salon" including a rare photograph of the work "Tête de Bouddha" by Vu Cao Dam. - Beaux Arts chronique des arts et de la curiosité N°360, May 15 1940. p. 101 An article written by Waldermar George on the occasion of the second Salon de la France d'Outre Mer mentions Vu Cao Dam. - Le Monde Colonial Illustré n°193 of July 1939 includes an important article on Indochinese art, illustrated with two works on silk by Mai Thu and Le Pho and a photograph of a head by Vu Cao Dam. - Le Monde Illustré n°3881 of May 7, 1932 includes a review of the Salon de la Société des Artistes français and the Salon de la Société Nationale des Beaux-Arts of 1932 with a mention of Vu Cao Dam. - L'art et les Artistes, n°131 of November 1932 with an announcement from the General Government of Indochina mentioning several works by Vu Cao Dam. - L'art et les Artistes, n°130 October 1932. p. 32 advertising the exhibition of the General Government of Indochina in Paris. - L'illustration du 27 juin 1931 - Two pages with text and illustrations of works (Nguyen Phan Chanh, Maï Trung Thu, Nam Son, Vu Cao Dam...).