In 1973, he defended it by writing a dissertation on "Architecture of the city of Shusha and preservation of its historical face".
Later, in the graphic series called "Shusha" he described Panahali Khan's castle, Ganja Gate, Garaboyuk Khanim's Palace, Ibrahim Khalil Khan's Palace, Khan's Palace, Saatli Mosque, House of Mehmandarovs, Yukhari Govhar Agha Mosque, Ashaghi Govhar Agha Mosque, House of Khurshidbanu Natavan, Khurshidbanu Natevan's caravanserai, the Khan Gizi spring, Molla Panah Vagif's mausoleum[1] and up to 50 monuments in total with brush and pen technique.
[4] In 1985, an individual exhibition of the artist dedicated to the 100th anniversary of Uzeyir Hajibeyli, the founder of professional music in Azerbaijan, was held in Moscow.
[5] He drew illustrations for works of Azerbaijani classics and grotesque caricatures for folk songs.
Portraits of "Haji Murad", "Composer Fikret Amirov", "Sevil", "Oilmen" are also distinguished among his works in a realistic style.