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Fatma Beyhan

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    Birth and Early Life

    Fatma Beyhan was born in Istanbul. She began her education in Istanbul and attended various art schools.
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    Education Years

    Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts. She studied painting and sculpture. Her artistic talents were recognized at an early age.
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    First Exhibition and Art Works

    1952: Held her first solo exhibition in Istanbul. This exhibition garnered significant attention and established her name in the art community.
    1955: Moved to Paris, where she worked in various art studios and further developed her skills. Her years in Paris played a crucial role in shaping her artistic style.
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    Return to Turkey and Academic Career

    1960: Returned to Turkey and began working as a lecturer at the Istanbul State Academy of Fine Arts.
    1965: Earned the title of associate professor and mentored many students. Her work at the academy significantly contributed to Turkish art.
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    Mature Period and Major Works

    1970-1980: These years were among the most productive in Fatma Beyhan's career. She held numerous exhibitions both domestically and internationally, and her works were included in many important collections.
    1985: A major retrospective exhibition was held in Istanbul, marking a milestone in her artistic career.
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    International Achievements

    1990: Participated in international art festivals, and her works were exhibited in many prestigious museums. Her exhibitions, particularly in Europe and America, drew great interest.
    1995: Received numerous awards and honors in the field of art.
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    Later Works and Artistic Life

    2000: Retired but continued her artistic endeavors. In her later years, she focused more on art education and cultural projects.
    2010: Held a major exhibition in Istanbul and celebrated the 60th anniversary of her art career.
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    Passing

    Fatma Beyhan passed away in Istanbul. She was remembered with respect by the art community and her students.