Online painting exhibition features August Revolution victory
An online exhibition held by the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum is underway to introduce 18 paintings on various materials by 15 individuals and groups of painters, featuring historical events leading to the success of the August Revolution in 1945.
Hanoi (VNA) – An online exhibition held by the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum is underway to introduce 18 paintings on various materials by 15individuals and groups of painters, featuring historical events leading to thesuccess of the August Revolution in 1945.
The “Con duong doc lap” (Independence path) exhibition tellsa story of Vietnamese people staying united to overcome all difficulties and hardshipto gain victory.
It affirms the great significance of the August Revolutionas well as devotion of President Ho Chi Minh, as well as the historical lessonsfor the national reform and international integration.
Particularly, many paintings at the event feature PresidentHo Chi Minh in important moments of the Vietnamese revolution, including “Muaxuan Bac về Pac Bo” (The Spring that Uncle Ho returns to Pac Bo) bypainter Duong Tuan, showing the memories of President Ho Chi Minh’s returningto Cao Bang on January 28, 1941 after more than 30 years of touring the worldto seek ways to savage the nation.
“Bac Ho doc Tuyen ngon” by Nguyen Duong (Photo: VNA)
The exhibition, which is organised on the occasion of the 76th anniversary of the National Day (September 2) and August Revolution, is available on the VietnamNational Fine Arts Museum’s website at vnfam.vn and fanpage at //www.facebook.com/baotangmythuat./.
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“Nuoc nguon” by Nguyen Trong Kiem (Photo: VNA) 
“Bac Ho doc Tuyen ngon” by Nguyen Duong (Photo: VNA) 
