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A powerful Pop Art collage of 1960s icons by Robert Rauschenberg captures a decade of social upheaval through striking imagery of astronauts and activists, inviting you to explore this profound historical masterpiece.
A poignant depiction of two figures in vibrant red clothing under a starlit sky by Vietnamese-American artist Lê Quang Đỉnh captures the profound themes of memory and migration, inviting you to explore this evocative piece.
‘Regain Eternal Spring for the People’ by Phạm Minh Tri (1975). A vibrant watercolor propaganda poster depicting a Vietnamese soldier & orchids. Soviet-inspired, powerful imagery of revolution & sacrifice. #VietnamWarArt #PropagandaPoster
Explore ‘Erasure’ by Lê Quang Đỉnh – a poignant installation blending photography, video & debris reflecting war trauma & migration. Contemporary art evoking memory & displacement.
Explore 'Hue Grenadier,' a striking watercolor by USMC Sgt. Casselli depicting Vietnam War combat. Impressionistic & evocative, this piece captures urgency & war's impact.
Explore John Groth’s ‘Mine Sweep,’ a poignant watercolor capturing Vietnam War mine sweepers. Dynamic realism & expressive brushwork depict this impactful wartime scene.
A poignant watercolor capturing the intense atmosphere of soldiers in discussion during the Vietnam War by USMC combat artist Sergeant Henry C. Casselli Jr. in 1968, inviting you to explore this powerful piece of history.
Rudolf von Alt’s "The iron foundry in Kitschelt Skodagasse" captures Vietnam’s war aftermath in a poignant watercolor. Explore this 1903 masterpiece – realism meets expressive emotion.
Mitchell Jamieson’s ‘Viet Cong Prisoners’ (1967) is a haunting monochromatic etching from 'The Plague' series. Explore its claustrophobic realism & powerful depiction of suffering via drypoint technique.