Angola's, Mexico's, Mozabmique's, Etiopia's masks 1979

"Angola's, Mexico's, Mozabmique's, Etiopia's masks" is a 1979 oil painting by Armenian artist Mariam Aslamazian (1907-2006), depicting four masks from different cultures against a vibrant geometric background. The artwork is a still life, a genre that explores the relationship between objects and their representation in a controlled environment. The work is a tribute to the diverse cultures and the enduring power of traditional art forms. Aslamazian's artistic style is characterized by bold colors and a sense of movement. This painting is a fine example of Aslamazian's unique and expressive style, and it is a testament to the importance of preserving cultural heritage.