Exhibition showcasing reunification art available to view online
The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum (VNFAM) has launched an online exhibition of paintings and sculptures, including those by artists who were on the battlefield or witnessed the historic moment of Vietnam gaining its independence and reunification on April 30, 1975, in Ho Chi Minh City.
The works record vivid images of the national resistance against the US and the lives of people behind the front lines. (Source: nhandan.com.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum (VNFAM) haslaunched an online exhibition of paintings and sculptures, including those byartists who were on the battlefield or witnessed the historic moment of Vietnamgaining its independence and reunification on April 30, 1975, in Ho Chi Minh City.
The works record vivid images of the national resistance against the US and thelives of people behind the front lines.
By visiting the museum's website vnfam.vn or Facebook, fine art lovers will seethe works and feel the atmosphere in Sai Gon (now Ho Chi Minh City) during thehistoric moment on April 30, 1975.
The online display by VNFAM aims to celebrate the 45th Liberation andReunification Day on April 30, said the museum's Director Nguyen Anh Minh.
This is also an opportunity for today's generation to go back to the old days,recalling a glorious and great victory in history, paying tribute and gratitudeto the older generations who sacrificed for national independence, freedom andunity, Minh said./.
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The works record vivid images of the national resistance against the US and the lives of people behind the front lines. (Source: nhandan.com.vn) 
