Asanova Nurganysh
Master of folk applied art. Honored Worker of Culture of the Kyrgyz Republic. Born on September 15, 1939. Works based on the motifs of folk patterns. Her works are located in the Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts named after Gaitiev, as well as in the Museum of Akyns of Kyrgyzstan, the Kyrgyz State Historical Museum, the Moscow Central House of Artists, and in private collections abroad.
Since 1988, she has been a member of the Union of Artists of the USSR. Participant in republican, all-Union, and international exhibitions. Awarded diplomas from the Russian Academy of Arts, the Bronze Medal of the VDNH of the USSR, and a diploma from the International Festival "Art of the Peoples of the Islamic States of the World".
MAIN WORKS
Blooming Time. 1979. Panel. Chiy, wool. 130x100.
Dance. 1980. Panel. Chiy, wool. 130x275.
Tumarym. 1981. Panel. Chiy, wool, yarn. 160x110.
Mits kyial. 1982. Panel. Embroidery on felt, wool, yarn. 150x300.
Kyial. 1987. Panel. Chiy, wool. 140x95.
Kainy. 1990. Cardboard, oil. 100x100.
Morning. 1991. Paper, pastel, watercolor. 80x80.
Issyk-Kul. 1992. Canvas, oil. 80x100.
Ulpunchek. 19%. Embroidery on velvet. 150x80.
Sary-Ozon. 1998. Wool, felting. 110x240.
Kyzyl chelpek. 2003. Canvas, oil. 80x100.
Jaryk zhyldyz. From the series "Tales for Grandchildren". 2004. Fabric, mixed technique. 70x60.
Choor. From the series "Tales for Grandchildren". 2005. Canvas, oil. 60x50.
Askar Too. 2006. Canvas, oil. 60x40.
Kayberen. 2007. Felt, embroidery. 72x72.
