Jeranuhi Aslamasjan

Jeranuhi Arschaki Aslamasjan ( Armenian Երանուհի Արշակի Ասլամազյան , Russian Ерануи Аршаковна Асламазян ; born April 15, ^jul. / 28. April 1910 ^greg. In Basch-Shirak, Oblast Kars ; † 4. February 1998 in Moscow ) was an Armenian - Russian painter and Graphic designer .

Life

Aslamasjan, younger sister of the painter Mariam Aslamasjan , graduated from school in Alexandropol . She studied in Yerevan from 1926 to 1929 at the technical center for art and industry under the direction of Stepan Aghadschanjan . 1931–1937 she studied in Leningrad at the Repin Institute for Painting, Sculpture and Architecture under Alexander Alexandrowitsch Osmjorkin . She became a member of the Artists Union of the USSR . During the German-Soviet war she devoted herself to the problems of the time. Then she worked as an art teacher.

Aslamasjan painted landscapes , genre pictures , still lifes and portraits . Her portrait of Joseph Orbelis (1951) hangs in the National Gallery of Armenia . She also designed stage sets and worked with ceramics . In 1958 she exhibited in Moscow and Leningrad. Her works can be found in museums in Armenia, Russia and abroad, especially in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow , in the Yerevan National Gallery of Armenia and in the New Masters Gallery in Dresden .

In Gyumri , a Museum of the Sisters Aslamasjan was established.

personal data
SURNAME	Aslamasjan, Jeranuhi
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Aslamasjan, Jeranuhi Arshaki; Ասլամազյան, Երանուհի Արշակի (Armenian); Асламазян, Ерануи Аршаковна (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Armenian-Russian painter and graphic artist
DATE OF BIRTH	April 28, 1910
PLACE OF BIRTH	Bash-Shirak, Kars Oblast
DATE OF DEATH	February 4, 1998
Place of death	Moscow