The exhibition, titled “National Treasure - Sketches of Vietnam National Emblem” showcases Chuoc’s original sketches retained at the National Archives Centre No 3. A number of sketches were submitted to the design contest for a national emblem launched in 1951.
The sketches are unique artworks, featuring different designs, such as buffalo, farmers harvesting rice, Khue Van Cac, Hanoi Flag Tower. The collection of sketches is regarded as a national treasure and holds great value for researchers.
The national emblem of Vietnam is circular in shape. In the middle of a red background is a five-pointed gold star encircled by rice ears, below which is half a cogwheel and the inscription “Socialist Republic of Vietnam”.
Vietnam National Emblem - a sacred and proud symbol, expressing a strong desire for peace, independence, freedom, and a prosperous country that stands shoulder to shoulder with international friends across the continents.
The process of formation and birth of the National Emblem of Vietnam is a special story associated with the country's history and the journey of fighting and protecting the nation.
It is also an interesting story associated with the life and career of talented painter Bui Trang Chuoc./.
