A.N. Mazitov showcased his talent in various genres of art. He was a gifted master of both easel and monumental painting, creating works on everyday and historical themes, as well as numerous landscapes, still lifes, and portraits. His former workshop now houses a museum named after him.

In Mazitov's work, special attention is given to the heroic-patriotic theme. The young heroes of the civil war, with their bravery, courage, and complex fates, are reflected in his works and remain forever in the artist's heart. Mazitov, being a master of narrative paintings, was also passionate about the portrait genre, in which he revealed the inner world of his characters.

The landscapes of Amir Mazitov are distinguished by bright colors and the unique atmosphere of the depicted places. His artistic legacy is invaluable, with the artist's works represented in the collections of many museums. Mazitov's paintings were highly praised by critics, and their reproductions were published in magazines and released as postcards.

The Mazitov Museum regularly hosts exhibitions of works by other artists and sculptors. It actively collaborates with art galleries and creative associations both in Russia and abroad.

The museum was founded in 2005 by the decision of the Ministry of the Republic of Tatarstan. In 2008, on the 80th anniversary of the artist, a memorial plaque created by sculptor G.A. Zyablitsev was installed here.