Kamolliddin Begzod

Kamolliddin Begzod

Qoziboyev Ruzboy

Behzod Kamoliddin (1455, Herat - 1536), a great miniature artist, a leading artist of the Eastern Renaissance. Founder of the Herat Miniature School; leader of the muezzins, mentor. He was awarded the honorary title of "Second Money". According to historians Mirza Muhammad Haydar, Dost Muhammad and Qazi Ahmad, Mirak Naqqash, the librarian of Sultan Hussein, raised B. Behzod learned painting from Pir Sayyid Ahmad Tabrizi, and the young artist's talent was formed very quickly, as he continued, developed and perfected the artistic style of the artist Khalil Mirzo Shahrukh in his work. Alisher Navoi's coaching career was also crucial.

Behzod Kamoliddin (1455, Herat - 1536), a great miniature artist, a leading artist of the Eastern Renaissance. Founder of the Herat Miniature School; leader of the muezzins, mentor. He was awarded the honorary title of "Second Money". According to historians Mirza Muhammad Haydar, Dost Muhammad and Qazi Ahmad, Mirak Naqqash, the librarian of Sultan Hussein, raised B. Behzod learned painting from Pir Sayyid Ahmad Tabrizi, and the young artist's talent was formed very quickly, as he continued, developed and perfected the artistic style of the artist Khalil Mirzo Shahrukh in his work. Alisher Navoi's coaching career was also crucial.

Navoi's personal library was filled with works by such prominent artists as Mirak Naqqash and Haji Muhammad, as well as calligraphers such as Hafiz Muhammad, Zayniddin Mahmud, and Sultan Muhammad Hyp. B. was in close creative collaboration with the calligrapher Sultanali Mashhadi and Yori Muzahhib in this library. The thematic scope of B.'s work and its protagonists were developed here under the influence of Navoi and other artists.

Navoi's personal library was filled with works by such prominent artists as Mirak Naqqash and Haji Muhammad, as well as calligraphers such as Hafiz Muhammad, Zayniddin Mahmud, and Sultan Muhammad Hyp. B. was in close creative collaboration with the calligrapher Sultanali Mashhadi and Yori Muzahhib in this library. The thematic scope of B.'s work and its protagonists were developed here under the influence of Navoi and other artists.