Unique Vietnamese lacquer paintings introduced to public

Around 100 lacquer paintings by 100 famous Vietnamese painters of many generations are being showcased at an exhibition in Hanoi.

Some paintings at the exhibition (Photo: qdnd.vn).

The exhibits are beautiful lacquer art works which have been created by Vietnamese painters over the years.

They reflect the landscapes, villages and streets as well as the daily life, thoughts, and the labour and fighting spirit of the Vietnamese people.

The lacquer paintings also feature the cultural identities and heritages of Vietnam, including those that have been recognised by the world.

The exhibition will run until March 28 at the Art Space of Chon’s Auction House, No. 63 Ham Long Street, Hanoi.

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