Stepan Aghajanian
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Stepan Meliksetovich Aghajanian (December 16, 1863, Shusha
Shusha
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 - December 13, 1940, Yerevan
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) was an Armenia
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n painter, People's Artist of Armenia (1938). He is one of the main figures in Armenian fine arts of the 20th century, practiced various genres and was particularly distinguished as a portrait artist.

Aghajanian studied in Shusha
Shusha
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, then in Baku
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, Marseille
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 and Paris
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Academy of Fine Arts. From 1922 he worked in Armenia.

Works

  • The father's portrait, 1900
  • Uncle Sedrak, 1926
  • Vasil, 1926
  • Autoportraits (1925 and 1926)

Reference

  • John Milner. A Dictionary of Russian and Soviet Artists, 1420 - 1970. Woodbridge, Suffolk; Antique Collectors' Club, 1993

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