Mammadov, Nazim Dadash oglu

Nazim Mammadov was born in 1934 in Baku. ^[one]

In 1957 he graduated from the Azerbaijan State Art College named after Azim Azimzade. In 1961 he graduated from the courses of animated artists at Soyuzmultfilm in Moscow. In 1961, he worked as an animator in the Azerbaijanfilm studio, and since 1970 he also began to work as a director. He also shot the first full-fledged Azerbaijani animated film in 1970 - Bear and Mouse. In 1988, he created the first five-part cartoon Beautiful Fatma in the Republic of Azerbaijan (Azerbaijani language: Goychak Fatma).

Nazim Mammadov died in Baku on October 29, 2004. ^[2]

In September 2016, an exhibition in memory of Nazim Mammadov opened in the shopping and entertainment center Port-Baku. The exhibition had more than 50 works by Nazim Mammadov. ^[3]

1. Lion and two bulls (cartoon, 1970)
2. Bear and mouse (cartoon, 1970)
3. Jyrtdan (cartoon, 1969)
4. New adventures of Jyrtan (cartoon, 1973)
5. Fitne (cartoon, 1970)
6. "Beautiful Fatma (cartoon, 1988)
7. And he saw Umai dream (cartoon, 1985)
8. Good and Evil (cartoon, 1980)
9. Caravan (cartoon, 1995)
10. Will the humpback grave correct? (cartoon 1972)
11. Magic Jug (cartoon, 1979)
12. Then you will regret (cartoon, 1978)
13. The Shah and the Servant (cartoon, 1976)
14. The Beautiful Princess Oil (cartoon, 1974)
15. House in the meadow (cartoon, 1986)
16. The Dog and His Shadow (cartoon, 1977)
17. Pilgrimage of the Fox (cartoon, 1971)
18. Approval of local staff (cartoon, 1973)

• Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Azerbaijan. On behalf of the studio of J. Jabbarly “Azerbaijan”. Aydin Kyazimzade. Our "Azerbaijanfilm". From 1923 to 2003. Baku: 2004.- p. 49; 313-318.
• Azerbaijan National Encyclopedia: Azerbaijan. Ramiz Mammadov. Film.
• Scientific Center of the Azerbaijan National Encyclopedia, 2007.- p. 815. Nazim Mammadov Azerbaijan Animation Museum.