History and development of the art of painting and leading painters in uzbekistan

«Zamonaviy dunyoda innovatsion tadqiqotlar: Nazariya 
va amaliyot» nomli ilmiy, masofaviy, onlayn konferensiya 
luxuriously depicted flowers in delicate floral-geometric patterns, the Islamic 
motifs in the works of Uzbek masters and the classical motifs of girih patterns 
are adapted to the shape of the ceilings. The pattern serves to decorate more 
interiors and covered porches and porches. 
Today, the pattern is used in architecture, home furnishings, gifts, small 
wooden toys, musical instruments, and household items. 
The art of painting is gaining momentum today. Through the press, radio, 
television, and cinema, people become acquainted with these works of art and 
its folk masters. Among these artists are O. Kasimjanov, Ye. Raufov, A. Boltaev, S. 
Norkuziyev, A. Azimov, A. Isayev, B. Abdullayev, T. Tukhtahojayev, J. Khakimov, 
Z. Basitkhanov. , M.Turaev, T.Akhmedov, K.Karimov, A.Ilkhomov and others. The 
works of our national masters and their students are exhibited in the Museum of 
Applied Arts in Tashkent, exhibition halls, art salons, as well as in residential and 
public buildings, such as the Tashkent State Circus, Alisher Navoi Opera and 
Ballet Theater, National Academic Theater. can be seen in administrative and 
residential buildings such as the Drama Theater, the Museum of the History of 
the Temurids, the buildings of the Oliy Majlis and the City Hall, metro stations, 
hotels. The task is to expand the network of clubs in schools and out-of-school 
institutions as much as possible. The study of folk art helps to develop students' 
artistic taste, diligence and a number of useful knowledge and skills. Helps to 
identify and develop their creative abilities. 
Schools of painting. During the khanate, masters of folk arts began to gather in 
cities such as Khiva, Kokand, Bukhara, Samarkand. Painters from Fergana and 
Bukhara often came to Samarkand, and masters from Kokand and Margilan 
came to Tashkent to decorate many buildings. This will play an important role in 
the further development of painting schools, the creation of unique 
compositions, the further enrichment of the color scheme. But even though 
these patterns are similar, each school of painting differs with its own 
composition, style of work, color scheme. 
Tashkent School of Painting. Tashkent patterns are distinguished by their 
elegance and gradual transition of colors, strict adherence to a certain color, the 
frequent use of geometric and floral patterns. Patterns are often done in green. 
Intricate girih patterns, which are clearly stylized with Islamic patterns, are also 
widely used. 
Olimjon Kasimjanov, Yakubjon Raufov, Jalil Khakimov, Toir Tokhtakhojayev, 
Zokir Basitkhanov, Mahmud Turaev, Anvar Ilhamov, Komil Karimov and others 
are the founders of the Tashkent School of Painting. 

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