National Gallery hosts exhibition dedicated to painter Stepan Taryan's 110th birth anniversaryNovember 25, 2009 - 18:44 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - On November 25, Armenian National Gallery opened an exhibition dedicated to painter Stepan Taryan's 110th birth anniversary. The third exhibition following Taryan's death, it displayed 110 works by the artist."Beginning 1926, the artist organized over 20 exhibitions, with 2 being his personal. His paintings were displayed in several towns of USSR and in different international cultural centers," artist's son Suren Taryan said, adding that his family plans to open Stepan Taryan's home-museum in Yerevan and has already applied to RA Ministry of Culture. Painter, sculptor and art critic Stepan Taryan was born on August 17, 1899 in Tbilisi. He graduated from Russian Art Academy of Petrograd, receiving the qualification of sculptor. Schwarzenegger previously had a cameo in Stallone's action hit "The Expendables" and also appears in its upcoming sequel. The daughter of a London art dealer, Taylor amassed a substantial collection of 19th and 20th century art. Yerevan hosted a presentation ceremony of the book titled “Armenians’ input to the Ottoman Empire” by Hasmik Stepanyan. Hakhnazaryan took First Prize and the Gold Medal in the cello portion of the competition, held last summer in Moscow. |