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Correlations between Armenian, Iranian and Syriac manuscript art

Chemical Journal of Armenia, 2022
Continuing research in the field of dyes, inks and papers used in medieval manuscripts, the department of restoration of the Scientific Research Institute after M. Mashtots (Matenadaran) tries to decode various materials typical of the manuscript culture of neighboring countries and find the edges of the interaction of cultures.
A. K. Khorozian, G. A. Eliazyan
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Art. XXX.—The Syro-Armenian Dialect

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1898
That Armenian was at one time written in Syriac characters is asserted by writers on Armenian antiquities, of whom one, Indjidjean, whose work appeared at Venice in 1835, says: “We hear that even to this day Armenian books are occasionally found written in Syriac letters; and Simon Assemani, one of the professors at Padua, assured us that he had seen ...
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The Fundamental Conception of the Art of Armenian Carpet Weaving

Journal of Armenian studies, 2023
Գորգագործությունը հնագույն ժամանակներից հանդիսացել է հայկական մշակույթի կարևոր մաս, ինչը Հայաստանը դարձնում է նրա հնագույն կենտրոններից կենտրոններից մեկը։ Սկզբում գորգերը գործում էին որպես նախասիմվոլիզմի հանրահռչակման և պահպանման միջոց, և մշակույթի այս հատվածը խնամքով փոխանցվում էր հաջորդ սերունդներին: Ковроделие с древнейших времен являлось важной ...
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Chinese Motifs in Thirteenth-Century Armenian Art: The Mongol Connection

2006
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The Armenian Magical Scroll and Outsider Art

Iran and the Caucasus, 2011
AbstractUnordained clergy make Armenian prayer scrolls, which go back to the amulets against the Child-stealing Witch. They are analogous to the MSS of Ethiopian Christians, made often by charismatic and socially marginal figures. This art found a niche in East Christian society; but none was provided for the appropriately named "outsider" art and the ...
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Manifestations of the Mongol-Armenian Relations in the Royal Art of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia

2017
Dans la seconde moitié du XIIIe siècle, à l’époque où le royaume arménien de Cilicie était engagé dans une alliance avec les Mongols, plusieurs nouveaux symboles et motifs apparurent dans les arts ciliciens, reflétant les relations arméno-mongoles contemporaines.
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Art. XVII.—The Schrumpf Collection of Armenian Books

Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1893
As will be in our readers' memory, the Society had this year to deplore the loss of Dr. Schrumpf. His sudden and premature decease, cutting short so promising a career, was a serious blow to Oriental studies. His relative, Mons. Schnæbelé, of Nancy, has gracefully and generously determined to present to this Society the Armenian books of our deceased ...
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The Ultimate image: the Cross in Armenian art

2022
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Art, Theology, and Contextualization: The Armenian Orthodox Experience

Missiology: An International Review, 2004
This article attempts to demonstrate that the Oriental Orthodox Armenian Church has been contextualizing the Christian faith throughout its long history as is evident in its religious art-forms. As visible symbols of faith, church architecture, carved stone crosses, religious iconography, and various other art-forms reveal so much about not only the ...
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Armenian Art and the West

Istoriko-filologičeskij žurnal, 1982
An analysis of Armenian influences on the art of the West, primarly Italy and France(11th-13th ct.).
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