Photo exhibition on Vietnamese women introduced in Paris
The exhibition was held at Quai Branly Museum, as part of ‘2014 Vietnam Year’ in France.
The Vietnam Women’s Museum have coordinated with the Quai Branly Museum to hold the event.
The exhibition depicts the image of Vietnamese women through propaganda pictures during the 1954-1980 period.
The exhibition depicts the image of Vietnamese women through propaganda pictures during the 1954-1980 period.
The 40 pictures on display have been drawn by leading artists such as Nguyen Do Cung, To Ngoc Van and Luong Xuan Nhi.
The exhibition is open to the public until September 28.
Come to the exhibition, visitors will have an opportunity to learn more about the roles of Vietnamese women in all fields of social life.
The exhibition is open to the public until September 28.
Come to the exhibition, visitors will have an opportunity to learn more about the roles of Vietnamese women in all fields of social life.
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