Réhahn Fine Art Galleries

Réhahn Fine Art Galleries Official Galleries of the renowned photographer Réhahn. We are based in Ho Chi Minh and Hoi An.

Réhahn Fine Art Galleries feature the artist’s exclusive collection of Original Limited Edition Metallic photographs, reproductions, and coffee table books. While our physical galleries are located in Saigon and Hoi An, we are delighted to offer free shipping for collectors worldwide! Discover Vietnam, Cuba, India, Malaysia, and more through Réhahn’s lens!

A woman from Hoi An known as Hanh, locally called Ba Sau (“Ms. Six”), is captured in a candid moment exhaling a puff of ...
17/06/2026

A woman from Hoi An known as Hanh, locally called Ba Sau (“Ms. Six”), is captured in a candid moment exhaling a puff of smoke.

Her nickname comes from a Vietnamese tradition where children are often referred to by birth-order numbers; first-born children are commonly called Hai, meaning “Second.”

In her youth, she worked as an ice-cream vendor and is remembered for her habit of singing and bringing joy to those around her.

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12/06/2026

What if photography is built through color before the subject even appears?

In this short video, Réhahn explores how repetition, texture, balance, and color fields transform everyday scenes in Vietnam into carefully structured photographic compositions.

This visual approach became a key transition in his work, leading toward his later Impressionist exploration of light, reflection, and perception.

Watch the full video on YouTube and discover how photography can be composed like a painting.

Réhahn met seven-year-old An Phuoc in 2015 in Ninh Thuan Province, southern Vietnam.She is from the Cham ethnic group an...
10/06/2026

Réhahn met seven-year-old An Phuoc in 2015 in Ninh Thuan Province, southern Vietnam.

She is from the Cham ethnic group and is known for her striking blue eyes, inherited from her French great-grandfather.

This portrait has become one of Réhahn’s most recognized images and a defining work in his portrait series.

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Réhahn visited the Tra Su forest early in the morning to capture this scene when the waterways were empty and undisturbe...
05/06/2026

Réhahn visited the Tra Su forest early in the morning to capture this scene when the waterways were empty and undisturbed.

A woman dressed in blue moves through the bright green water, creating a strong contrast against the natural surroundings of the flooded forest.

The timing allowed him to photograph the forest without other boats in sight, keeping the focus on color, water, and human presence in a single frame.

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Réhahn used a drone to capture this scene over the Thu Bon River in Hoi An, where a wooden boat rests alone on a vast fi...
03/06/2026

Réhahn used a drone to capture this scene over the Thu Bon River in Hoi An, where a wooden boat rests alone on a vast field of green water.

Inside the boat, Madam Xong’s husband is seen resting in a moment of quiet pause within a landscape shaped almost entirely by the river’s surface.

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A fisherman crossing the blue.Floating quietly across the water, the fisherman and his wooden boat seem almost suspended...
29/05/2026

A fisherman crossing the blue.

Floating quietly across the water, the fisherman and his wooden boat seem almost suspended in time. The bright yellow fishing net brings a sudden contrast of color, like sunlight resting on the surface.

Simple, peaceful, and deeply connected to daily life in Vietnam, this photograph captures the beauty of a moment that would otherwise pass unnoticed.

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A path through the gold.Cutting across the rice field, this narrow line guides the eye through the landscape and toward ...
27/05/2026

A path through the gold.

Cutting across the rice field, this narrow line guides the eye through the landscape and toward the solitary figure walking between the harvest.

With no visible horizon, the photograph focuses entirely on texture, color, and movement, turning a simple countryside scene into an almost graphic composition.

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Hands marked by indigo. A smile left half hidden.In this portrait of Ly Thi Bau, the deep violet color on her hands come...
22/05/2026

Hands marked by indigo. A smile left half hidden.

In this portrait of Ly Thi Bau, the deep violet color on her hands comes from years of working with natural indigo dye, a craft still practiced by several ethnic groups in Vietnam.

The gesture covering her face became one of Réhahn’s most iconic photographs. Behind it, her eyes hold a quiet expression that feels both shy and deeply present.

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Morning light over Hoi An.Captured from the bridge leading to An Hoi Island, this photograph shows the Thu Bon River glo...
20/05/2026

Morning light over Hoi An.

Captured from the bridge leading to An Hoi Island, this photograph shows the Thu Bon River glowing in intense shades of green as the first sunrise light touches the water.

A simple moment transformed by color, reflection, and the atmosphere of early morning in Vietnam.

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A fisherman stands on the beach in Hoi An, holding his fishing line and watching the slate blue waves as he waits for a ...
15/05/2026

A fisherman stands on the beach in Hoi An, holding his fishing line and watching the slate blue waves as he waits for a catch.

The sky is heavy and the sea is moving, yet he remains calm and focused. The deep blue tones of the ocean contrast with the warm orange of his coat, creating a strong and balanced composition. It is a scene about patience, strength and life by the sea.

This artwork brings depth and quiet power into any space.

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Address

74 Dong Khoi Street, District 1
Ho Chi Minh City
711000

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 20:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 20:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 20:00
Thursday 10:00 - 20:00
Friday 08:00 - 20:00
Saturday 10:00 - 20:00
Sunday 08:00 - 18:00

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+84949820698

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