This paper outlines the historical development of sculpture in Uzbekistan, starting from Bronze Age artifacts to the flourishing of easel sculpture in the 1970s–1980s. Emphasis is placed on stylistic fusion, thematic diversity, and the transition from traditional to contemporary artistic directions, all of which contributed to forming a unique national sculptural identity.
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