The Legacy of T'ang Haywen
T'ang Haywen Archives is an organization dedicated to preserving, managing, and promoting the legacy of renowned French-Chinese painter T'ang Haywen (1927–1991). T'ang Haywen is celebrated for his unique fusion of Eastern and Western artistic traditions, creating works that blend calligraphy, ink painting, and modern abstraction.
This website serves as the most comprehensive and up-to-date resource on T’ang Haywen, offering detailed information about his life, works, and the ongoing catalogue raisonné of his oeuvre. Additionally, the Archives offers professional authentication and consultation services to collectors, institutions, and art professionals.
Founded and managed by Philippe Koutouzis, with the support of Kate Tai de Lavalette, T'ang Haywen Archives ensures the authenticity and integrity of T'ang Haywen’s works. Registered as a society in Hong Kong since 2015, the Archives serves as a central hub for:
Preservation: Safeguarding T'ang Haywen's artworks, documents, and related materials.
Research: Supporting scholarly studies and publications about his life and work.
Copyright Management: Overseeing the rights and permissions for reproducing his artwork.
Collaboration: Partnering with institutions, galleries, and individuals to promote his artistic contributions.
Public Engagement: Sharing his work with a global audience through exhibitions, publications, and digital platforms.
The Archives is affiliated with esteemed organizations such as ADAGP Paris, Artists Rights Society in New York, Authentication in Art in The Hague, and Union Française des Experts in Paris. By adhering to strict legal and ethical standards, the Archives upholds the responsible management of T’ang Haywen’s intellectual property.
Through its comprehensive efforts, T’ang Haywen Archives ensures that T’ang Haywen’s artistic vision and cultural impact continue to inspire and resonate with future generations.
