Ph?m Quang H?u, born in 1903 in Ðông Ng?c village, Ha Dong province, Vietnam, was a renowned Vietnamese artist known for his expertise in lacquer art. Despite a challenging childhood, he pursued his passion for art and studied at the Indochina School of Fine Arts. After graduating in 1934, he excelled in creating lacquered paintings, objects, and furniture, incorporating new techniques and materials. His talent gained recognition, leading to prestigious awards and international exhibitions. Ph?m Quang H?u's dedication to promoting Vietnamese craftsmanship led him to establish the National School of Handicrafts in 1949, leaving a lasting impact on the country's art education. His unique style, inspired by landscapes, forests, and animals, ma...