Art Creators: Celebrating Armenian Artists
Karapet (Gagik) Gevorgyan
Karapet (Gagik) Gevorgyan, born in Yerevan, graduated from School #65 named after Leo. He pursued further studies in Leningrad, obtaining a qualification as a civil engineer. After returning to Yerevan, he worked at the Municipal Executive Committee. From a young age, he demonstrated a profound love for art, particularly in miniature pain
Karapet (Gagik) Gevorgyan, born in Yerevan, graduated from School #65 named after Leo. He pursued further studies in Leningrad, obtaining a qualification as a civil engineer. After returning to Yerevan, he worked at the Municipal Executive Committee. From a young age, he demonstrated a profound love for art, particularly in miniature painting and portrait painting. Since 1993, he has been recognized as an honorary member of the Armenian Artists' Center, celebrated for his contributions as a folk miniature artist.
Robert (RS) Gevorgyan
One of the key founding figures of the brand is an outstanding artist, known particularly for his contributions to portrait painting and miniature painting. This icon painter boasts a multi-faceted experience in travel and philanthropy, alongside holding a Doctor of medical sciences degree. He exemplifies a synergistic combination of arti
One of the key founding figures of the brand is an outstanding artist, known particularly for his contributions to portrait painting and miniature painting. This icon painter boasts a multi-faceted experience in travel and philanthropy, alongside holding a Doctor of medical sciences degree. He exemplifies a synergistic combination of artistic skill, much like many renowned Armenian artists, and deep scientific knowledge.
Roberto's Straus (BREND)
Roberto's Straus (BREND)
Since 2007, K. Gevorgyan has dedicated himself to the noble and patriotic endeavor of illustrating the portraits of 132 Catholicoi of All Armenians on empty ostrich eggs. His extraordinary talent in miniature painting, portrait painting, engraving, and illustration has made his collection unparalleled globally. K. Gevorgyan has showcased
Since 2007, K. Gevorgyan has dedicated himself to the noble and patriotic endeavor of illustrating the portraits of 132 Catholicoi of All Armenians on empty ostrich eggs. His extraordinary talent in miniature painting, portrait painting, engraving, and illustration has made his collection unparalleled globally. K. Gevorgyan has showcased his work at various exhibitions, including international events organized by AJA in 2015 and 2017. His remarkable artistry and unique creations have earned his name a place in the Armenian Guinness Book of the Year from 2012 to 2015, highlighting the contributions of remarkable Armenian artists like himself.