Inlen Fine Art Gallery Photo Print Vietnam Architecture

Promo art photo Ref. 1728
Traditional Temple in Minh Mang Thomb – Hue

by photographer

$150.00 – $350.00

Pricing varies upon the size and number of copies
A2 (42 x 59cm): $350 - Limited edition to 20
A3 (30 x 42cm): $150 - Limited edition to 100

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Emperor Minh Mang (1820 – 1841) was the second son of Emperor Gia Long, who founded the Nguyen Dynasty.
As any emperor, he planned to build this tomb during his reign but he passed away before the construction was completed in 1843.

The architecture is based on three main parallel axis, the center of which is the Than Dao path. The diverse temples, lakes, pavilions, gardens are distributed along this layout and fit harmoniously into the surrounding landscape.

This gate is protecting the staircase with dragon-shaped handrails  which leads to the tomb of the Emperor.

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Why this print is an artwork for the collectors

  • It is signed by the artist
  • It is printed in limited editions. Number of editions is depending upon the format
  • We use the best ink and fine art papers (Canson, Ilford, Hahnemuhle) for a lifetime quality
  • You will receive a certificate of authenticity

Art photo frame formats

  • Format A3 (30x42cm)
    if the artwork is square, it will be 30cm large

  • Format A2 (42x59cm)
    if the artwork is square, it will be 42cm large

  • Others formats : bigger formats up to 1 meter are available. Please send us a request

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The site of Hue was chosen for its particular properties meeting the requirements of geomancy (Feng Shui) for the establishment of the Nguyen dynasty in the early nineteenth century.

Successively , the emperors prepared and built their graves for their last journey into the afterlife.

The vital fluxes still shine through these funeral palaces whose arrangement scrupulously follows the esoteric rules.

On the site of the tomb of the Emperor Minh Mang where the art of the garden and palaces is at its edge, the hour of Noon is the conjunction of these vibrations.