Tran Van Can was a prominent Vietnamese painter known for his contributions to modern art in Vietnam. Born in 1910, he played a significant role in the development of the Vietnamese art scene during the 20th century. His works often reflected the cultural and social changes occurring in Vietnam, blending traditional techniques with contemporary themes. Throughout his career, Tran Van Can experimented with various styles and mediums, including oil painting and woodblock printing. He was also a founding member of the Vietnam Fine Arts Association, which aimed to promote and support artists in Vietnam. His legacy continues to influence new generations of artists in the country.