The life passed 1972

Mariam Aslamazian's 1972 painting "The Life Passed" is a poignant portrait of an elderly woman, her face etched with the passage of time. The woman is cloaked in a black headscarf and a red patterned shawl, highlighting her weathered features and melancholic gaze. Aslamazian, a renowned Armenian artist, masterfully uses oil paint to capture the nuances of age and experience, showcasing the depth of emotion in a single, introspective portrait. This work, likely a study of human resilience, is a testament to Aslamazian's ability to convey profound emotion with subtle gestures and color.