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    Armenian Art works

    I thought that it maybe a nice idea to start a thread where people can post photos of Armenian paintings and other Art works.
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    VARDGES SURENIANTS (1860 - 1921) Salome (1907)

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      VARDGES SURENIANTS (1860 - 1921) The greek girl selling jars (1901)

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        PANOS TERLEMEZIAN (1865 - 1941) The monastery of Tatev (1929) oil on canvas

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          Thats some beutiful stuff man. I got some nice works myself maybe ill take some shots later and post.
          Hayastan or Bust.

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            Andre Kalfayan http://www.andrekalfayan.com/

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              Originally posted by Haykakan View Post
              Thats some beutiful stuff man. I got some nice works myself maybe ill take some shots later and post.
              The three painting above are from the Armenian national gallery. The Armenian paintings that I've seen so far demonstrate quite a vibrant use of colours and lighting. I am less keen on the Armenian ceramics that I have seen.

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                beautiful paintings, thanks.

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                  A few very nice Youtube videos of famous Armenian Art works:

                  Alvard Karapetian (Art & Sculptures)
                  Art & Sculptures by Alvard Karapetian
                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWVFPXlbB7c
                  Armenian artist. www.myspace.com/alvardkarapetian


                  Ivan Aivazovsky
                  Ivan Aivazovsky,world's best seascape painter
                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfJqJVSe-Lc
                  One of them "St Isaac on a frosty day" fetched a record 1.1 million pounds (2.1 million dollars or 1.6 million euros).Music: Duduk Remix, " Sirelis"Armenian Art


                  Martiros Saryan
                  Martiros Saryan, Great Painter
                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxqhHAOVQuE
                  Great Armenian painter , Martiros Saryan, whose works are in various museums throughout the world.I enjoyed his workds in Armenian national Gallery and in t...


                  Vardges Surenyants
                  Vardges Surenyants
                  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIyxW9EDiTM
                  Armenian Painter

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                    Originally posted by LebHye View Post
                    Andre Kalfayan http://www.andrekalfayan.com/

                    I might be related to this guy.... might be a lost relative... lol.
                    "Nobody can give you freedom. Nobody can give you equality or justice or anything. If you're a man, you take it." ~Malcolm X

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