-
visual elements. The
church was
dedicated by the
Armenian Tigran Honents (Dikran
Honents), as
declared in an
inscription in
Armenian on the
southern wall...
- ****ids and was
commissioned by the
wealthy Armenian merchant Tigran Honents. Its plan is of a type
called a
domed hall. In
front of its
entrance are...
- the
southern wall of the
church of St
Gregory of
Tigran Honents. The
dedication by
Tigran Honents shows that he was a
Monophysite Christian, as it is made...
- ****ids in the
early 13th century, as well as the
nearby church of
Tigran Honents. The
building of the
church came at a
tumultuous period: in 1064 the city...
- of St
Gregory of
Tigran Honents,
built in 1215 in Ani, or the
Church of Kizkale. The
donators of St
Gregory of
Tigran Honents were
identified as Armenian...
- Monastery, 1201
Hogevank Monastery, 1205 Geghard, 1215 St
Gregory of
Tigran Honents, Ani, 1215
Gandzasar Monastery, 1216–1238 Hovhannavank, 1216 Saghmosavank...
-
medallions (evoking
motifs found on S****anid textiles) in the
church of
Tigran Honents at Ani. P
Donabedian and J. M. Thierry,
Armenian Art, New York, 1979, p...
- addition, Ani
hosted several other palaces such as the Merchant's(Tigran
Honents) Palace, one of the best
surviving examples of
secular Armenian architecture...
-
Medieval Architecture at Ani in the
Thirteenth Century: The
Church of
Tigran Honents and the
Mosque of Minuchir". In Tumanishvili, D. (ed.).
Georgian Arts in...
- Mary)
Agarak Aghperig Aghtamar Akner Bagnayr Akori Ani (Cathedral,
Tigran Honents, Kizkale, Holy Apostles)
Aparank Arakelots Vank
Arapgir Arkakaghni Arter...
