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This study analyzes the artistic legacy and cultural contribution of Nadezhda Vasilyevna Kashina, one of the most prominent figures who made a significant contribution to the development of 20th-century Uzbek fine arts. The research examines the artist's creative development, artistic style, unique stylistic aspects, and the influence of her works on the formation of Uzbekistan's national visual culture. Particular attention is paid to the artist's interpretation of everyday life, landscapes, architectural monuments, and traditional customs through vibrant colors, balanced compositions, and humanistic themes. The article also analyzes the educational, historical, and cultural significance of her works, highlighting their role in preserving the visual memory of Uzbek society during a period of profound social change. Based on an analytical study of the artist's artistic heritage, the study concludes that Kashina successfully combined the principles of academic art with local cultural traditions, creating a unique series of works that today serve as an important source for art historians, cultural scholars, and contemporary artists. Her legacy is a valuable component of Uzbekistan's artistic and cultural wealth, contributing to a broader understanding of intercultural dialogue in the fine arts.
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