- Artist: Alix Aymé - Dimensions: 100 x 150 cm - Materials: Lacquer - This is a painting imbued with Aymé's distinct character from her lacquer work research and a combination of Western expression and Easter subjects which was conceived and perfected throughout her travels around Indochina. In this painting, the details on the banana leaves, local people and their interactions with the surroundings are captured with sentiments and dynamics of an everyday scene in rural Vietnam which clearly expresses the artist’s love for the idyllic, rustic look of nature accompanied by people of the tropical country, where it appears not only primitive but also attractive.
- Alix Aymé or Alix Angèle Marguerite Hava was born in 1894.
- She specialised in Asian lacquer.
- From 1934 to 1939, she was a lecturer at the Indochina School of Fine Arts in Hanoi, mentoring many students who would later become big names in Vietnamese modern art.
- She was one of the artists who were instrumental in reviving Vietnamese lacquer art.
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