International audienceThe article attempts to assess what Byzantium could bring to the carved decoration of Armenian churches during the first centuries after the adoption of Christianity and especially in the 7th century. At the end of the Early Christian period, around the 6th century, proto-Byzantine art probably contributed to the development of the original type of composite Armenian capitals, with volute balusters on a basket, which would flourish in the following century. But it was especially in the 7th century that Byzantine contributions really began to appear in Armenian architecture and in its sculpted decoration. This process follows the victories of Emperor Heraclius against Persia, and is part of the golden age which marks Ar...
The present paper aims at discussing briefly the history of some sculpture fragments pertaining to t...
The hundredth anniversary of extermination of the Armenians celebrated in the year 2015 contributed ...
There is an indisputable fact that in Medieval Armenia, as in most countries of the Middle Ages, the...
The article concerns constructive peculiarities of Armenian cross-domed churches in comparison with ...
The article offers the first edition of an inscription from Alanya, the former Byzantine city of Kal...
The article deals with some aspects of the early history of Armenian Christianity. Being situated be...
978-9939-59-240-4International audienceThe article aims to present the main features of medieval arc...
International audienceMajor monument of medieval art and outstanding phenomenon, the palatal church ...
The article deals with the formation of Byzantine art as an example of architecture. The author trac...
The article is focused on the problem of the relations between art of Classical antiquity and that o...
International audienceThis essay is a largely redesigned version of an article published in Turkish ...
Byzantium’s arms and armours were researched by many historians. For that reason, the military histo...
Cet article examine les allusions théâtrales et matrimoniales dans l’hagiographie de la « relique-ta...
No abstractLes trois chapiteaux en marbre, dont nous parlons dans cet article, proviennent de la vi...
Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, fell to the Ottomans on May 29, 1453, a date th...
The present paper aims at discussing briefly the history of some sculpture fragments pertaining to t...
The hundredth anniversary of extermination of the Armenians celebrated in the year 2015 contributed ...
There is an indisputable fact that in Medieval Armenia, as in most countries of the Middle Ages, the...
The article concerns constructive peculiarities of Armenian cross-domed churches in comparison with ...
The article offers the first edition of an inscription from Alanya, the former Byzantine city of Kal...
The article deals with some aspects of the early history of Armenian Christianity. Being situated be...
978-9939-59-240-4International audienceThe article aims to present the main features of medieval arc...
International audienceMajor monument of medieval art and outstanding phenomenon, the palatal church ...
The article deals with the formation of Byzantine art as an example of architecture. The author trac...
The article is focused on the problem of the relations between art of Classical antiquity and that o...
International audienceThis essay is a largely redesigned version of an article published in Turkish ...
Byzantium’s arms and armours were researched by many historians. For that reason, the military histo...
Cet article examine les allusions théâtrales et matrimoniales dans l’hagiographie de la « relique-ta...
No abstractLes trois chapiteaux en marbre, dont nous parlons dans cet article, proviennent de la vi...
Constantinople, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, fell to the Ottomans on May 29, 1453, a date th...
The present paper aims at discussing briefly the history of some sculpture fragments pertaining to t...
The hundredth anniversary of extermination of the Armenians celebrated in the year 2015 contributed ...
There is an indisputable fact that in Medieval Armenia, as in most countries of the Middle Ages, the...