Exhibition "Sad Bagirov. Painting. Graphics"

In the Mosalskaya Art Gallery on January 20 at 15.00 the exhibition “Sadi Bagirov. Painting. Graphic arts". The exhibition acquaints the audience with the work of a member of the Union of Artists of Russia Sadikh Imanovich Bagirov (1940 - 2015). S.I. Bagirov was born in Baku in 1940. From 1963 to 1968 he studied at the Saratov Art College. A. P. Bogolyubov, then entered the Faculty of Industrial Graphics of the Kharkov Art Institute. I.E. Repin, who graduated in 1973. Returning to his homeland, S. I. Bagirov worked at the Baku Art Fund, was engaged in teaching activities. In 1978, the artist moved to Kaluga, and all his subsequent life and work were connected with Kaluga land. Here he teaches at the Kaluga art school and other schools of the city, participates in city, regional and republican exhibitions. Many of his works are in private collections in Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, USA, France, Italy, Germany, Brazil, Yugoslavia, Poland, Norway.

The exhibition presents works from the collection of the artist’s family, they cover the period from 1979 to 2009. The exposition includes the programmatic works of the artist “Oriental Still Life”, “Mountain Village” and other landscapes of Azerbaijan embodied in painting and graphics (watercolor, charcoal, engraving). The artist repeatedly came to his homeland, and in the series of watercolors “Old Baku” he captured his hometown.

With the move to Kaluga, Russian nature, views of Kaluga took a prominent place in the artist’s work. They were reflected both in painting and in graphics. The vast majority of his paintings are landscapes that convey various states of Russian nature ("Morning", "Path in the Forest", "Return of the Herd"). The exhibition includes paintings and watercolors in which the author embodied the images of both modern Kaluga (Stone Bridge, Seating Rows 2007, Golden Kaluga 2003), and the image of the city in historical retrospective (Kaluga Cathedral ". 2003).

The exhibition of works by S.I. Bagirov will undoubtedly arouse great interest and response from the audience.

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