Lahore: The 51st death anniversary of famous painter Abdul Rahman Chughtai was observed today [Saturday]. Born on 21 September 1897 in Lahore, Abdul Rehman Chughtai hailed from the family of renowned architect Ahmed Maymar of the Shah Jahan era.

According to Radio Pakistan, Chughtai's art gained widespread acclaim following the publication of his pictures in the Calcutta magazine, Modern Review. His work achieved significant recognition, contributing to his reputation as an influential artist.

After the establishment of Pakistan, Abdul Rehman Chughtai played a crucial role in the nation's early artistic endeavors. He designed one of the first four postage stamps of Pakistan and also created the monograms for Radio Pakistan and Pakistan Television, which continue to serve as enduring symbols of his artistic legacy.

Abdul Rahman Chughtai passed away on this day in 1975 in Lahore, leaving behind a rich heritage of art and design that continues to inspire.