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The Art Gallery is one of the most attractive part of the Museum, displaying Sadequain's four huge paintings and collages of metal and wood. A restored large triptych by Zahoor-ul-Akhlaq, donated by philanthropist Ava Cawasjee is displayed in the Contemporary Art Gallery, where temporary exhibitions of young artists are also held on non profit basis.
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SADEQUAIN AT WORK |
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LIFE IN CHRONOLOGY |
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1930 - Born in Amroha, UP, India1954 - First solo exhibition in Quetta1955 - Mural at Jinnah Hospital, exhibitions at Frere Hall and residence of Mr. Suhrawardy1960 - Awarded �Tamgha-e-Imtiaz� and first prize in National Exhibition1961 - Awarded �Laureate de Paris�1962 - President�s Medal of Honor,Mural at State Bank of Pakistan, and exhibitions in France1963 - Visited USA, several exhibitions1964 - Illustrated �Le Etranger�1967 - Executed mural at Mangla Dam1968 - Executed mural at Punjab University Library1969 - Calligraphy of �Sura-e-Rehman�1973 - Murals in Lahore Museum1974 - Exhibitions in Middle East and Eastern Europe1976 - T.V. Series "Mojiza-e-fun"1977 - Illustrated Ghalib1979 - Mural in Abu Dhabi1981 - Tour of India, murals at Aligarh, Banaras, Hyderabad, Delhi1985 - Illustrated Faiz Ahmad Faiz1986 - Mural at Frere Hall1987 - Died. Buried at Sakhi Hasan Grave Yard Karachi. |
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