Loan Sicre de Fontbrune (Vietnamese name: Đoàn Bá Tri Phương Loan) is a highly respected Vietnamese-French art collector, researcher, and pioneering curator based in Paris, France. For over four decades, she has been a leading figure in promoting and preserving Vietnamese art—especially Indochinese art and royal artifacts—on the global stage
CREDENTIALS
Indochinese Fine Arts: She has spent decades collecting, researching, and preserving masterworks from the Indochina period (such as works by students and professors of the École des Beaux-Arts de l'Indochine: Mai Trung Thu, Le Pho, Vu Cao Dam, Le Ba Dang...)
Huế Royal Phap Lam Collection: She owns a famous and highly unique collection of Pháp Lam (Hue painted enamels) in Paris, which showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the Nguyễn Dynasty.
Nicolas Henni-Trinh Duc
Vietnamese Art History & Research
Paris, France
Nicolas Henni-Trinh Duc is a French art historian specializing in Vietnamese art, with a strong academic and research background focused on cultural heritage and visual traditions.
His work explores the evolution of portraiture in Vietnamese art, examining techniques, iconography, and historical transformations from traditional to modern contexts.
He collaborates with galleries, auction houses, and collectors, contributing to research, exhibitions, and the promotion of Vietnamese art internationally.
