
The exhibition displayed 21 paintings by King Ham Nghi, gathering nearly 300 guests, including representatives of cultural and artistic agencies, experts and many art lovers from all over the country.
The exhibition space on the second floor of Kien Trung Palace leads viewers into the nostalgic painting world of the patriotic emperor who had to endure exile.

The works depict majestic natural scenes, from the El Biar mansion, the cypress trees of Menthon-Saint-Bernard, to the forested shores of Lake Geneva, reflecting the king's thoughts and homesickness.
The exhibition is open until April 6. According to the Organizing Committee, the event not only marks an important turning point in the journey of preserving Hue's cultural heritage but also serves as an artistic bridge between Vietnam and France.

This is an event organized by the Hue Monuments Conservation Center in coordination with other parties.
Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/khai-mac-trien-lam-tranh-cua-vua-ham-nghi-696749.html
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