Vardges Sureniants

1860–1921 · Georgia

Vardges Sureniants (27 February 1860 – 6 April 1921) was an Armenian painter, sculptor, illustrator, translator, art critic, and theater artist. He is considered the founder of Armenian historical painting. Wikipedia

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Works

“Salome”, 1907 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Semiramis at the corpse of Ara the Beautiful”, 1899 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Ferdowsi is reading "Shahnameh" poem to Shah Mahmud of Ghazni”, 1913 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Desecrated Shrine”, 1895 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Portrait of Mkrtich Khrimian”, 1906 — National Gallery of Armenia
“After the Massacre”, 1899 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Hripsime monastery”, 1897 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Alhambra. Spain”, 1898 — National Gallery of Armenia
“The knight woman”, 1909 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Women Leaving the Church at Ani”, 1905 — National Gallery of Armenia
“The Departure of the Procession from St. Etchmiadzin Cathedral”, 1895 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Serenade”, 1888 — National Gallery of Armenia
“The return of queen Isabelle”, 1909
“Woman figure. Sadness” — National Gallery of Armenia
“Geisha. Japanese woman”, 1900 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Worship”, 1899 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Portrait of a Man”, 1902 — National Gallery of Armenia
“The old man's portrait”, 1883 — National Gallery of Armenia
“Ruins of Ani's Aghjkants Monastery”, 1891 — National Gallery of Armenia
“portrait of Anna Grigorevna Idelson”, 1913 — National Gallery of Armenia