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| Dimensions | 23.6 W × 31.5 H × 72 D cm |
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| Type of art | painting |
Description of the Artwork “Not all gold glitters”
“Not all gold glitters” by Mansur Boybekov. How to make a fortune and at the same time love your job? The question here is the answer! To make a fortune you need to love your job! Dear reader, you probably know many stories of rich and successful people. And you know that even when their condition guarantees a comfortable life for them and several other generations of their descendants, they do not give up work, but continue with even greater zeal. Does this mean that the main motivation for them is not money, but love for their work? But what do they mean by "love" for their work? Most likely not just getting pleasure. Love is the strongest feeling in the world. Love should inflame a passion for their work, which will make you improve your skills at night, read book after book, absorbing knowledge like a sponge and give up all temptations for the sake of success in your business. As for me, the love of their work is similar to the love of another person. You're ready to do for him, anything, you do not feel sorry for anything. You are ready to devote to him all the time. But if a person can sometimes not reciprocate you, your work, with this approach, will certainly bring success! All this is perfectly familiar to you, dear reader. Let my picture serve as a reminder of how you came to understand this and what led you to success.
Mansur Boybekov, Uzbekistan
Biography of Mansur Boybekov. Mansur Boybekov was born in 1971 in Uzbekistan, the city of Andijan. In his early childhood, Mansur discovered in himself the talent of the artist, thanks to his brother, who showed Mansur the basics of drawing and painting. In his youth, Mansur was engaged in painting walls in the Uzbek national style and drawing landscapes. And being in the army, he painted campaign posters. Mansur was educated as an artist-decorator at the Art Institute No. 1 in Andijan, Uzbekistan. In 1999, Mansur Boybekov moved with his family to the capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent. Then he continued to draw. At that time, Mansur painted mostly realistic landscapes for sale among acquaintances and friends. Mansur turned to abstract painting in 2018. Mansur believes that abstract painting makes it possible to show more of its potential and makes it possible to express complex ideas. Before you start creating a picture, Mansur meditates and creates a mental image of the picture in his mind. Abstract works of Mansur are filled with deep meaning. Mansur about his inspiration: «I believe that everyone deserves to be happy and can achieve this on their own. And those who did it - the heroes. I take inspiration from examples of the lives of people who have achieved great success in their lives. My pictures of the very life of which we all dream and to which we aspire! This is a life of luxury, full of pleasure and joy. My pictures are a reminder that you have already achieved success, which means you can achieve anything! »