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January 1, 1945, the village of Gijduvan, Bukhara region of the Uzbek SSR - August 1, 2021, the city of Tashkent.
Comes from the Tatar family of the Orenburg merchants Salimovs.
Graduated from the Tashkent Theater and Art Institute (workshop of N.M. Kuzybaev, 1973).
In 1973–1983 taught at the Tashkent Art College named after P.P. Benkov. Member of the Union of Artists (1974). Chairman of the Union of Young Artists of Uzbekistan (1976–1988), member of the board of the Union of Artists of the USSR (1988–1992). Member of the organization of Tatar artists of Uzbekistan "Il", its chairman from the day of its foundation (1996).
Lived in Tashkent.
M.F. Sadykov is one of the leading artists working in the field of easel graphics, mainly in watercolor. Also refers to tempera, gouache, autolithography. Traveled a lot around the country (series of landscapes "Kizhi", 1973, "Across Armenia", 1983, "Kyrgyzstan", 1987, "Karelia", 1989, "Yenisei", 1991), traveled abroad (series with views of cities and landscapes of Poland , Italy, Austria, Germany, France).
The works are characterized by philosophical figurativeness, conciseness of the artistic form with smooth rhythms, lightened soft color palette, and harmonious proportions.
Participant of exhibitions: republican and all-Russian (since 1972); all-Union (since 1973), including exhibitions of watercolors (Moscow, 1978, 1980, 1987; Baku, 1984), prints (Moscow, 1982), graphics (Moscow, 1985); international exhibitions of the book (Berlin, Germany, 1977), "Uzbek engraving" (Paris, Lisbon, Baghdad, The Hague, Tokyo, Athens, London and other foreign cities, 1978); exhibition of Tatar artists of Uzbekistan "Il" (Kazan, 1999).
Personal exhibitions were held in Seattle, Washington (USA, both in 1985), Tashkent (1987, 1995, 1998), Bukhara (1989, 1995, 1997), Gijduvan (Uzbekistan, 1990), Helsinki (Finland, 1991, 1992), New York (USA, 1999), Brandenburg (Germany, 2000), Astana (Kazakhstan, 2006).
The works are in the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Museum of Oriental Art (Moscow), the State Museum of Arts (Tashkent), the Kazan National Cultural Center, the State Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of Tatarstan; in public and private collections.
Laureate of the Lenin Komsomol Prize of the Uzbek SSR (1979), State Prize named after Khamza of the Uzbek SSR (1986). Awarded with a diploma from the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan (2002).
