E.Otgonbayar’s “The Secret History of Mongolia” Published
“The Secret History of Mongolia” Comic Book Published in German by famous Mongolian artist E.Otgonbayar.
He made the book and it’s contains 600 pages, after studied history of comic and Mongolian style painting during 13 years. The comic was painted by Miniature event with description in German language.
In addition, his paintings includes his own paintings of free thinking and even more than 600 paintings of studies as miniature, which can be found on his website. His main wish is to contribute to cultural level on peoples’ spiritual foundations and painted iconographical as miniature.
Otgonbayar received many acceptances and rewards for his works, paintings and his various achievements: ”Erdem” gold medal of ”Mongolian Children’s Palace” and title of ”Mongolian best folk talent”.
His works are familiar to several exhibitions not just in Mongolia even in Tokyo (Japan) Berlin, Munchin, Freiburg, Konstanz (Germany), Stockholm, Örebro (Sweden) Encishaim (France) Prague (Czech Republic) and Amsterdam (Netherlands).
Also, artist Otgonbayar is a director of the art gallery named “Mongol” in Berlin. He always hosts various exhibitions in here.
Last week, an exhibition of calligraphy, sculpture and xylograph was opened in the Mongol Art Gallery. There are numerous artworks by artists L.Amarsanaa and O.Batjargal in the exhibit, which will be continued until April 4, 2011.
He made the book and it’s contains 600 pages, after studied history of comic and Mongolian style painting during 13 years. The comic was painted by Miniature event with description in German language.
In addition, his paintings includes his own paintings of free thinking and even more than 600 paintings of studies as miniature, which can be found on his website. His main wish is to contribute to cultural level on peoples’ spiritual foundations and painted iconographical as miniature.
Otgonbayar received many acceptances and rewards for his works, paintings and his various achievements: ”Erdem” gold medal of ”Mongolian Children’s Palace” and title of ”Mongolian best folk talent”.
His works are familiar to several exhibitions not just in Mongolia even in Tokyo (Japan) Berlin, Munchin, Freiburg, Konstanz (Germany), Stockholm, Örebro (Sweden) Encishaim (France) Prague (Czech Republic) and Amsterdam (Netherlands).
Also, artist Otgonbayar is a director of the art gallery named “Mongol” in Berlin. He always hosts various exhibitions in here.
Last week, an exhibition of calligraphy, sculpture and xylograph was opened in the Mongol Art Gallery. There are numerous artworks by artists L.Amarsanaa and O.Batjargal in the exhibit, which will be continued until April 4, 2011.
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