Tahir Salahov

Azerbaijani painter and educator

Tahir Salahov - Azerbaijani painter and educator
Born

November 29th, 1928
96 years ago

Died

2021
4 years ago — 93 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Azerbaijan

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An Azerbaijani painter and educator contributed significantly to the art community through a career that spanned several decades. Salahov was renowned for his unique style blending realism and abstraction, often depicting themes related to Azerbaijani culture and landscapes. In addition to creating impactful artworks, he served as a professor, mentoring upcoming artists and educating students about the nuances of painting. His works have been exhibited in numerous national and international galleries, showcasing the richness of Azerbaijani heritage.

Created iconic paintings reflecting Azerbaijani culture

Served as a professor of fine arts

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