Description

Title: Ara Sargsyan – Catalogue / Monograph
Author / Editor: Anna Sargsyan; Albert Hakobyan; Hasmik Paranyan; Ara Sargsyan
Language: Armenian with significant English content (bilingual)
About the Artist: Ara Sargsyan (1902–1969) was a prominent Armenian sculptor, engraver and pedagogue.

Description:
This catalogue serves as an authoritative overview of Ara Sargsyan’s artistic life and his contribution to Armenian sculpture. It presents a carefully curated selection of his works, accompanied by biographical commentary, contextual analysis, and richly illustrated images. The bilingual Armenian/English format makes it accessible to both Armenian and international readers.
The publication highlights Sargsyan’s evolving style, from his early figurative works through to his later monumental public-sculpture commissions. It also situates his work within the broader 20th-century Armenian art scene and underscores his role as a teacher and influencer of subsequent generations of sculptors.

Key Features:
– High-quality full-colour reproductions of Sargsyan’s sculptures, sketches and studio photographs
– Scholarly commentary on his major commissions, including public monuments in Yerevan and elsewhere
– A bilingual format (Armenian/English) to appeal to a wider audience of art historians, curators, and collectors

Audience:
This catalogue is ideal for art historians, museum professionals, sculpture students, collectors of Armenian art, and anyone interested in the development of modern sculpture in Armenia.