Wedding of the Poor People 1931
azimazimzade
tempera, painting
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portrait
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tempera
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painting
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graffiti art
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soviet-nonconformist-art
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social-realism
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naive art
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painting art
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genre-painting
"Wedding of the Poor People" (1931) by Azim Azimzade depicts a lively scene of a traditional wedding celebration in a humble dwelling. The painting captures the joy and vibrancy of the occasion, with a woman in colorful garb dancing at the center, surrounded by guests clapping, singing, and playing instruments. The scene offers a glimpse into Azerbaijani folk culture, showcasing traditional dress, music, and customs. The painting's realism and its focus on everyday life evoke a sense of authenticity, reflecting Azimzade's commitment to depicting the everyday lives of ordinary people.
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