HOANG TRONG TIEN (1953- ) "Two Trees" Acrylic/Gouache Modern Surrealist Abstract Landscape Matted and Framed Size: 26 in x 20 in Excellent Condition w/ Deep Vibrant Colors ============================================================================= The artist: Hoang Trong Tien was born in 1958 in Hue, Vietnam. Tien began painting in 1975. Prior to beginning his career in painting, Tien taught chemistry. He was an in-house artist for Central Vietnam Cinematic Company from 1978 until 1981. In 1979, Tien directed the Hoi An training program for the Young Artists' International Competition. He schooling and training included: Quoc Hoc School at the university (subject painting) 1977 Completion of studies, 1977-1979 Taught painting in Quang Nam-Danang. 3-year painting course at Quang Nam-Danang University, 1979 Head of the training program for the "International Young Painters" competition, Quang Nam-Danang, 1979-1981 painter at the Central Society of Cinematography. Vietnam, Danang, Vietnam, In 1994 Hoang celebrated the opening of the own gallery in Hoi An, Vietnam. Later, the Museum Villa Montalvoll purchased 40 of Hoang's paintings for an exhibition in San Francisco, USA. The MVM gallery is well known among European art collectors. In 1996 Hoang had a personal exhibition in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Again in 1998, a personal exhibition in Manila, Philippines and then in 2001 a group exhibition in HoiAn with well-known painters from Ho Chi Minh City. Tien's work is as unique and cheerful as his personality. He greets visitors enthusiastically and will spend endless time sharing his knowledge and wisdom. Tien incorporates varied use of his hand, knuckles, fingers, and nails to create his highly individualized style, which facilitates his use of light reflection and multiple contrasting stokes. --- Email or Text any Questions.....thank you. Due to special packing necessities for framed art items, shipping times may take a few days longer depending on the item and shipping destination location. Email through for more information.