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Watercolor and gouache on white canvas
Global Connectivity
Limited Edition of One
An Everlasting Voyage
Artistic Mastery and Uniqueness
Watercolor and gouache on white canvas
Global Connectivity
A Limited Edition of One
An Everlasting Voyage
Artistic Mastery and Uniqueness
One Day of the World© by Nadmid Sergelen
An Epic and Everlasting Journey through the Wonders of Humankind and Mother Nature
One Day of the World© is the largest painting done in "Mongol Zurag", a traditional style
of Mongolian painting
One Day of the World© is the largest painting done in "Mongol Zurag", a traditional style
of Mongolian painting
One Day of the World© stands as a monumental tribute to global unity and the extraordinary power of art to connect us all through a time-traveling journey of humanity. As we celebrate the extensive research, artistic mastery, and unique qualities behind this exceptional piece, let us also remember the significance of cultural appreciation and understanding in our increasingly interconnected world and the enduring impact of artistic expression
One Day of the World© stands as a monumental tribute to global unity and the extraordinary power of art to connect us all through a time-traveling journey of humanity. As we celebrate the extensive research, artistic mastery, and unique qualities behind this exceptional piece, let us also remember the significance of cultural appreciation and understanding in our increasingly interconnected world and the enduring impact of artistic expression.
One Day of the World© is the largest painting done in "Mongol Zurag", a traditional style
of Mongolian painting
One Day of the World© by Nadmid Sergelen: An Epic and Everlasting Journey through the Wonders of Humankind and Mother Nature
In December 2022, the President of Mongolia conferred Professor Sergelen as the "Distinguished Artist", the highest honor of the Mongolian State.
About the Artist
Nadmid SERGELEN, Leading Cultural Artist, Government of Mongolia Member of the Mongolian Union of Artists, Professor of Arts
Professor Nadmid SERGELEN is a professional artist, and tenured professor at the School of Fine Arts, the University of Culture and Arts of Mongolia. He graduated from the Moscow State Academy of Arts (Surikov) in the 1980’s. During his career, he has done a number of unique projects including the famous Portrait of Mongol Khans, collectible editions comprising of 67 portraits of historic figures. The historic Turquoise Grand Hall of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia was completed by Sergelen in 2002. Through his career Professor Sergelen worked as the president of the School (college) of Fine Arts, and lead the National Arts department for many years.
Artist
Nadmid SERGELEN Leading Cultural Artist, Government of Mongolia Member of the Mongolian Union of Artists, Professor of Arts
Professor Nadmid Sergelen is a professional artist, and tenured professor at the School of Fine Arts, the University of Culture and Arts of Mongolia. He graduated from the Moscow State Academy of Arts (Surikov) in the 1980’s. During his career, he has done a number of unique projects including the famous Portrait of Mongol Khans, collectible editions comprising of 67 portraits of historic figures. The historic Turquoise Grand Hall of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia was completed by Sergelen in 2002. Through his career Professor Sergelen worked as the president of the School (college) of Fine Arts, and lead the National Arts department for many years.
