Haykuhi Gyurjyan photographed in Shushi, Shahbazyan's photography studio, 1910s.
Source: Hayk Demoyan.
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Haykuhi Gyurjyan photographed in Shushi, Shahbazyan's photography studio, 1910s.
Source: Hayk Demoyan.
Photos taken in Armenian village of Noratus, by D. Yermakov, 1910s. History Museum of Armenia.
1. Women grounding salt 2. A village shop 3. Girls being taken to church 4. Sheep milking 5. Village house 6. Yard of a village house 7. An ox laden with wheat 8. A miller 9. A hostelry 10. Misak Mikhayants riding a horse.
Sunrise over Ararat, 1923, Martiros Sarian
Portrait of an Iranian woman wearing traditional jewelry, 1900/1925.
Antoin Servuguin.
Fun fact: Antoin Sevruguin was an Iranian Armenian photographer
For Easter, we traditionally eat choreg which is a sweet bread made with mahleb, a powder of crushed cherry pits. It has a really beautiful sweetness mixed with the very lightly licorice-y flavor of the mahleb.
I made the biggest batch I’ve ever made today, and my first one without my grandma. They’re not perfect, but they taste fantastic.
They're beautiful 🙌🏼
Ancient Geghard Monastery, Armenia
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Obsidian from Armenia
Sketches of Armenian Genocide survivers who found refuge in Russian(Eastern) Armenia, 1915/6 by Vardges Surenyants.
Mother Armenia in Hartavan, Armenia. Sculptor: Rafik Khachatryan Also a WW2 memorial. She’s waiting for her sons to come back…
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Templo de Garni, Armenia. Se desconoce su fecha exacta de construcción, siendo objeto de debate. Se acepta que fue construido en el 77 d C., durante el reinado de rey Tiridates I. En 1975 el templo fue casi enteramente reconstruido, en un 80 % utilizando sus piedras originales.
Armenia by Polina Green
Armenian Cemetery, Larnaca, Cyprus
December 2018
Colourization I did of an Armenian woman in 1900