The Eternity of General D. Sukhbaatar in Visual Arts
Art & Culture
Ulaanbaatar, February 2, 2023
/MONTSAME/. This year
marks the 130th anniversary of the birth of General D. Sukhbaatar, the
Mongolian political and public figure, communist revolutionary, founding member
of the Mongolian People's Party, and leader of the Mongolian Partisan Army and
the movement for freedom and the country’s independence. In dedication to the
anniversary, the exhibition under the name “The Eternity of General D.
Sukhbaatar in Visual Arts” is opened in the National Museum of Mongolia.
In this exhibition, more than 60 masterpieces of Mongolian artists from all generations were displayed.
Specifically, there are “Young Sukhbaatar” by State Honored, People’s Painter
U. Yadamsuren, “Temporary State Meeting” by State Honored, People’s Painter A.
Sengetsohio, and “Two Parties’ Merge” by People's Artist, Double State Prize
winner and Honored Artist of Mongolia O. Tsevegjav.
Moreover, visitors can enjoy other types of visual arts, such as
sculptures, embroideries, and carvings, depicting General D. Sukhbaatar.
Art
critic O. Sosor: The exhibition “The Eternity of the General D. Sukhbaatar in
Visual Arts” is aimed to perpetuate the General who led the People's Revolution
of Mongolia in history and to promote his merits to our succeeding generation
through visual arts. This exhibition is the rare chance for people to see the
valuable works stored in the collection of the National Museum at once.
During the 1940s and 1950s, the People's Revolution was very
significant, so General D. Sukhbaatar became an inspiration for many artists to
create their masterpieces. But, there are no artworks that had been painted
when the General was alive. The collected artworks till today were all painted
based on historical facts and his friends’ memories about him. One of the prominent
examples is the “Portrait of Sukhbaatar” by People’s Artist U. Ydamsuren.
The exhibition will take place until February 23.








