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Toros Roslin
Cilicia, Hromkla13th century

Toros Roslin

Living colour and spiritual depth in Cilician illumination

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Sargis Pitsak
Cilicia14th century

Sargis Pitsak

A master of line, ornament and symbol

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Momik
Vayots Dzor, Noravank13th–14th centuries

Momik

Harmony of stone, line and light

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Grigor Mlichetsi
Cilicia, Skevra12th century

Grigor Mlichetsi

Graceful lines and human warmth in Cilician manuscripts

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Toros Taronatsi
Gladzor, Vayots Dzor14th century

Toros Taronatsi

Gold, colour and wisdom in the manuscripts of Gladzor

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The Hovnatanyan Dynasty
Shorot, Etchmiadzin, Tiflis17th–19th centuries

The Hovnatanyan Dynasty

From church murals to the individual portrait

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Ecclesiastical Iconography
Armenia and CiliciaMedieval and early modern periods

Ecclesiastical Iconography

Faith expressed through colour, line and symbol

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Armenian Mural Painting
ArmeniaFrom the early Middle Ages

Armenian Mural Painting

Colour and memory on the walls of Armenian churches

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Early Secular Portraiture
Armenia and Cilicia12th–14th centuries

Early Secular Portraiture

The face, dignity and historical memory of the individual

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Hovhannes Aivazovsky
Feodosia, Crimea1817–1900

Hovhannes Aivazovsky

The immensity of the sea and the promise of light

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Vardges Sureniants
Armenia, Caucasus, Crimea1860–1921

Vardges Sureniants

History, human drama and national memory

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Gevorg Bashinjaghian
Armenia, Georgia1857–1925

Gevorg Bashinjaghian

The quiet grandeur of the Armenian landscape

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Panos Terlemezian
Van, Yerevan1865–1941

Panos Terlemezian

Van, landscape and human dignity

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Yeghishe Tadevosyan
Vagharshapat, Tiflis1870–1936

Yeghishe Tadevosyan

Moving light and the lyrical breath of nature

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Stepan Aghajanyan
Shushi, Yerevan1863–1940

Stepan Aghajanyan

The silence of a portrait and the strength within

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Hakob Hovnatanyan
Tiflis, Tehran1806–1881

Hakob Hovnatanyan

Tiflis portraiture and the individual presence

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Arshak Fetvadjian
Ani, Armenia, diaspora1866–1947

Arshak Fetvadjian

Architectural memory preserved in watercolour

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Martiros Saryan
Armenia, Russia, Middle East1880–1972

Martiros Saryan

Armenian light in the language of pure colour

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Hakob Kojoyan
Armenia, Georgia, Europe1883–1959

Hakob Kojoyan

Epic power in a world of line and ornament

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Minas Avetisyan
Jajur, Yerevan1928–1975

Minas Avetisyan

Jajur in colour, memory and human drama

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Eduard Isabekyan
Igdir, Yerevan, Ashtarak1914–2007

Eduard Isabekyan

The drama of history and human dignity

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Grigor Khanjyan
Yerevan, Armenia1926–2000

Grigor Khanjyan

National memory, from drawing to monumental art

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Yervand Kochar
Tbilisi, Paris, Yerevan1899–1979

Yervand Kochar

A new language of painting, space and sculpture

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Harutyun Kalents
Gürün, Aleppo, Beirut, Yerevan1910–1967

Harutyun Kalents

Colours of light, memory and inner silence

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Hakob Hakobyan
Alexandria, Paris, Armenia1923–2013

Hakob Hakobyan

Silent objects and the human inner world

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Rudolf Khachatryan
Yerevan, Moscow, London1937–2007

Rudolf Khachatryan

Precision of line and an enduring search for form

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Arshile Gorky
Khorgom, Van, United Statesc. 1904–1948

Arshile Gorky

A lost world remembered through abstraction

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Jean Jansem
Bursa region, Greece, France1920–2013

Jean Jansem

Human vulnerability and a compassionate line

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Jean Carzou
Aleppo, Cairo, France1907–2000

Jean Carzou

Labyrinths of line and dreams of civilisation

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Léon Tutundjian
Amasya, Constantinople, Paris1905–1968

Léon Tutundjian

A dialogue between geometry and organic form

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Harutyun Kalents: Colour and Memory
Lebanon, Armenia1910–1967

Harutyun Kalents: Colour and Memory

A human world preserved in delicate colours

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