Chasbulat Askar-Saryja
Chasbulat Nuchbekowitsch Askar-Sarydscha ( Russian Хасбулат Нухбекович Аскар-Сарыджа ; * 1900 in Akhty ; † 1982 in Moscow ) was a Lesgian - Russian sculptor .
Life
Askar-Saryja grew up in a large family, in which the father in particular encouraged the children's creative abilities. Askar-Saryja graduated from the music school in Armavir and then studied at the Moscow Conservatory in the piano class . He arranged folk melodies and performed in concerts . In 1919, together with M.-A. Dschemal took part in Yevgeny Yevgenyevich Lanseres drawing courses in Temir- khan -Shura . In 1922 he met the sculptor Jacob Nikoladze know what Askar Sarydscha 1923 to study at the sculpture - Faculty of the Leningrad Artistic-Technical Institute Higher at Alexander Matveyev Terentievich began. In 1927 he completed his studies so successfully that he was sent to Italy to study further soon after . There he studied the monuments of classical European art and worked in the workshop of the Bulgarian sculptor N. Nikolayev. After his return in 1928 he was involved in the erection of monumental monuments in Dagestan and gave drawing lessons in schools. He became the director of the Dagestani Regional Museum. In 1937 he settled in Moscow .
There is an Askar Saryja bust on the facade of the children's art school in Akhty .
Honors, prizes
- Badge of Honor of the Soviet Union (twice)
- Honored Artist of the Dagestani ASSR (1943)
- People's Artist of the Dagestani ASSR
- Honored Artist of the Kazakh SSR (1961)
- Gamsat Zalassa Prize
Works
- Gunib's last defender
- Imam Shamil (1942, Tretyakov Gallery , Moscow)
- Equestrian statue of Magomed-Ali Dachadayev on the station forecourt in Makhachkala
- Bronze bust of the Dagestani poet Omarla Batyrai in Sergokala
- Bronze bust of the Lesgian poet Suleiman Stalski in Makhachkala
- Bronze bust of the Avar poet Gamsat Zadassa in Makhachkala
- Portrait sculpture of the Lesgian sheikh Magomed Jaragski
- Equestrian statue of Amangeldy Imanov ( architect Toleu Bassenow , 1947, Almaty )
- Equestrian statue of the Mongolian revolutionary Damdiny Süchbaatar in Mongolia
- Lenin monuments in Rybinsk (1957) and Severodvinsk
Individual evidence
- ↑ FAST Linked Data: Askar-Sarydzha, Khaz-Bulat Nukhbekovich (accessed June 27, 2018).
- ↑ a b c Национальная библиотека республики дагестан: Аскар – Сарыджа Хас – Булат Нухбекович (accessed June 27, 2018).
- ↑ З. А. Гейбатова-Шолохова: Хасбулат Аскар-Сарыджа: жизнь и творчество . Юпитер, Makhachkala 2000.
- ^ John Milner: A Dictionary of Russian and Soviet Artists, 1420-1970 . Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge, Suffolk 1963.
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| SURNAME | Askar-Saryja, Chasbulat |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Askar-Saryja, Chasbulat Nuchbekowitsch (full name); Аскар-Сарыджа, Хасбулат Нухбекович (Russian) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Lesgic-Russian sculptor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1900 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Eighty |
| DATE OF DEATH | 1982 |
| Place of death | Moscow |