Bà Triệu (Triệu Thị Trinh) – Vietnamese Heroine Art Print by Bao Quyen
This artwork is an original illustration by Bao Quyen, printed on VIA Felt White paper (270g) for a refined, textured finish that enhances both depth and detail.
Bà Triệu, also known as Triệu Thị Trinh, was a legendary Vietnamese heroine who led an organized rebellion against the Chinese Han Dynasty in the 3rd century. Fierce, fearless, and uncompromising, she has often been compared to Joan of Arc for her courage and defiance in a male-dominated world.
One of her most powerful and enduring statements captures the spirit of her legacy:
“I will not resign myself to the lot of women who bow their heads and become concubines. I wish to ride the tempest, tame the waves, kill the sharks. I have no desire to take abuse.”
This illustration honors Bà Triệu as a symbol of resistance, independence, and female strength, celebrating a woman who refused submission and chose freedom, courage, and self-determination instead.
Perfect as historical wall art, a feminist statement piece, or a meaningful cultural gift, this print connects Vietnamese history with contemporary visual storytelling.
Product Details:
- Original illustration by Bao Quyen
- Printed on VIA Felt White paper
- Paper weight: 270g
- Theme: Vietnamese history, female heroism, resistance
- Inspired by the legacy of Bà Triệu (Triệu Thị Trinh)
