Vietnam Market Scene Wall Art

A yellow clock tower over a wet Saigon square, Hmong baskets and cloth stalls in Sapa, and silk lanterns hanging over a Hoi An stall are painted here as market scenes in oil. Motorbikes, bicycles, vendors and shop signs fill the foreground, and most of the paintings are also street scenes and landscapes. You can choose a hand-painted oil painting or an archival canvas print of the same image.

Saigon market towers, rain and reflections

The Saigon paintings return to a yellow gatehouse with a clock tower. One shows it rising over a wet street, its arch and walls mirrored in the puddles, with umbrellas and a grey car passing under a cloudy blue sky. Another sets a cream arcade under red-brown roofs, with motorbikes crossing a street of blue and yellow strokes beneath a bright sky of white clouds. A third shows a pale yellow market hall with a red roof behind a crowd, and long reflections of yellow, orange and blue on the wet street. Several of these also hang in Saigon.

Stalls, baskets and lanterns beyond the city

One Sapa painting walks down a Hmong market lane in thick oil strokes, with baskets woven in the foreground, folded cloth and greens on the stalls, wooden houses and green hills behind. A Hoi An stall sits beneath lanterns of orange, yellow, green and pink silk, with a figure in a dark jacket and baskets and goods at street level. Another painting is a banh mi cart where a woman in a conical hat fills a baguette, in orange, red and teal. Pieces with traffic, signboards and vendors close to the viewer also sit in Street Scene.

Hanging market paintings by colour

The Saigon towers bring yellow and pale blue to a wall, and the wet streets add orange and red. They sit well beside white or pale grey walls, where the yellow stays clear. The lantern stall suits a darker corner, where its pink, green and orange stand out. The Sapa lane, in greens and cloth colours, goes with natural wood and plain linen.