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Eight more paintings have been added to the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts

HNN.VN - On July 29, Ms. Dinh Thi Hoai Trai, Director of Hue Museum of Fine Arts stated that the 8 paintings were created by 7 artists using various materials; in which, there were some paintings by artists whose works were already part of the museum’s collection.

Hoang Nhu Thuy An’s pure world Fabric scraps tell the stories of the villageReturning to the houses in paintingsDisplaying and performing Ao dai designs inspired by students’ artworksStudents draw paintings about Ao dai and childhood

 In this series, the painting “Untitled” in lacquer by artist Pham Luc is added to the collection of Hue Museum of Fine Arts

Accordingly, the 8 artworks include: “Untitled” (Pham Luc), “Perfume River and the Imperial Citadel” (Nguyen Van Tuyen), “Even Saints also Get Weary” and “Mother Earth” (Buu Chi), “Adam and Eve” (Pham Thi Tuyet), “Going to the Market” (Do Xuan Phu), “Hue Spring 1968” (Dang Mau Triet), and “Desolate Winter” (Le Ba Cang).

It is known that from 2018 up to now, Hue Museum of Fine Arts has collected dozens of high- quality artworks from the state budget.

The collected artworks must meet criteria such as: possessing outstanding artistic value by renowned visual artists both domestically and internationally; being representative of the distinctive artistic values and styles of Hue-based artists, those who were born, who have lived, studied, or worked in Hue; reflecting traditional and contemporary fine arts imbued with strong cultural identity; and exhibiting exceptional content, ideology, and artistry. The works should also embody deep humanistic values, high artistic merit, topical relevance, creative exploration, and a blend of national character and modernity, etc.

By N. Minh
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