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Mariam Arshaki Aslamazian (1907, Bash-Shirak village, near Leninakan - 2006, Moscow) was a Soviet painter, recognized as a People's Artist of the Armenian SSR (1965). She was the sister of painter Yeranuhi Aslamazian. They presented a large number of works Aslamazian Sisters Museum in their native Gymuri.

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 Pantheon.

[edit] Famous paintings

• Return of Hero(1942)

[edit] References

• Mariam Aslamazian in Great Soviet Encyclopedia
• RA Prime Minister Sends Message of Condolence on Occasion of Death of Mariam Aslamazian, July 26, 2006

1. ^ Resting in Peace: Yerevan’s Pantheon, By Rick Ney

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