Special exhibition 'Ho Chi Minh in visual arts'

60 artworks by Vietnamese and foreign painters, sculptors, and artisans about President Ho Chi Minh will be displayed and introduced to people and visitors at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum through the thematic exhibition "Ho Chi Minh in the visual arts".

Woodcut painting "Uncle Ho fishing" by Nghia Duyen, created in 1980.

This is an event organized by the Vietnam Museum of Fine Arts on the occasion of the 135th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's birthday (May 19, 1890 - May 19, 2025). The works displayed at the exhibition are selected from a collection of hundreds of works by Vietnamese and foreign painters, sculptors, and artisans about President Ho Chi Minh, including different genres and materials such as painting, graphics, sculpture, embroidery, paper carving, and statues by folk artists.

Oil painting "Uncle Ho with workers of Gia Lam railway factory" by Pham Lung, created in 1979.

The organizers said that the works displayed in this exhibition all depict important milestones in the life, activities and revolutionary career of President Ho Chi Minh: Uncle Ho in his youth, Uncle Ho searching for a way to save the country; President Ho working at the Bac Bo Palace; Uncle Ho going on campaigns, President Ho with different classes of people, the landscape of Uncle Ho's residence and workplace...

Oil painting "Uncle Ho with female emulation soldiers from the North" by author Vuong Trinh, created in 1967.

The exhibition "Ho Chi Minh in the visual arts" is not only a tribute and deep gratitude to the great contributions of President Ho Chi Minh, the national liberation hero and outstanding cultural figure, but also a valuable opportunity for the public at home and abroad to understand more about his great life and career.

The exhibition is open from May 16 to May 30 on the 1st floor of Building B, Vietnam Fine Arts Museum, Hanoi.

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