The Most Expensive Photo Sold in Asia
The photographer made history by selling his iconic portrait of a Vietnamese woman for $150,000 USD, the most expensive photo sold in Asia.
The photographer made history by selling his iconic portrait of a Vietnamese woman for $150,000 USD, the most expensive photo sold in Asia.
Réhahn recently returned from an expedition to meet the final tribe of the 54 officially documented ethnic minorities in Vietnam. More than eight years of research have gone into photographing and collecting of stories
Réhahn recently returned from an expedition to meet the final tribe of the 54 officially documented ethnic groups in Vietnam. More than eight years of research have gone into photographing and collecting of stories
Réhahn Photography was showcased in major news outlets around the world in 2018 and 2019. Articles in the BBC, New York Times, South China Morning Post and more include photographs from projects such as Hidden Smile and Precious Heritage among others.
French President Emmanuel Macron was presented with “Hidden Smile”, Réhahn’s portrait of Madam Xong, by then Secretary-General of the Communist Party of Vietnam, Nguyen Phu Trong…
Réhahn has recently returned from an expedition to meet more ethnic groups in Vietnam for the Precious Heritage Museum in Hoi An. He was able to find and photograph the Thuy, a previously unregistered tribe.
Réhahn is proud to be the guest of the 30 year anniversary of the Globe Trotter festival. It will be an occasion to celebrate his
On 13th March 2018, Réhahn went to Paris to receive the trophy awarded by the information website « lepetitjournal.com ».
Louis Vuitton, a longstanding symbol of luxury fashion, has recently opened a newly renovated store on Dong Khoi street in Ho Chi Minh City featuring
The Museum of Ethnology Presents the Precious Heritage Collection by the French Photographer, Réhahn.
Réhahn has been working for 6 years on the Precious Heritage Project and will display 20 costumes and photos of the Vietnamese Ethnic Groups.
The famous photo of Madam Xong is now in the collection of the Vietnamese Women’s Museum of Hanoi.
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