Mariam Aslamazian
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Mariam Arshaki Aslamazian (October 20, 1907, Bash-Shirak village, near Alexandropol – 2006, Moscow) was a Soviet painter, recognized as a People's Artist of the Armenian SSR (1965) and People's Artist of the Soviet Union (1990).
Life
She was the sister of painter Yeranuhi Aslamazian. A large collection of their works is kept at the Aslamazian Sisters' Museum in their native Gyumri.
Aslamazian was the student of Stepan Aghajanian and Petrov-Vodkin. Her paintings evoke the dramatic, colorful themes of the period of her life.
While critics argue the relative strengths of her paintings, her exquisite ceramic plates are universally proclaimed masterpieces.[1]
Mariam Aslamazian died in Moscow, and was buried in Yerevan’s Komitas Pantheon.
Famous paintings
- The Return of the Hero (1942)
- I'm 70 Years Old (1980)
- Noisy Neighbors (1981)
References
- Mariam Aslamazian in Great Soviet Encyclopedia
- RA Prime Minister Sends Message of Condolence on Occasion of Death of Mariam Aslamazian, July 26, 2006
- Mariam Aslamazian in ArtPanorama Gallery
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