- A
khachkar (also
spelled as
khatchkar) or
Armenian cross-stone (Armenian: խաչքար,
pronounced [χɑtʃʰˈkʰɑɾ], խաչ xačʿ "cross" + քար kʿar "stone") is a carved...
- croix, soit sur le piédestal du
khatchkar : l'image du donateur, ou plus
exactement du défunt à la mémoire
duquel le
khatchkar a été érigé. Ce
personnage est...
- squares, and
memorials of the
Armenian genocide include: A
memorial khatchkar at the
Armenian Catholic Patriarchate in Bzoummar,
Lebanon (1960) The...
- in
Haghpat (1273) An
Amenaprkich khachkhar in
Etchmiadzin Amenaprkich khatchkar with two
others at the
Sourp Nshan Church in
downtown Beirut, Lebanon...
-
Salvador de Fuentes, late 11th –
early 12th century, Asturias,
Spain Khatchkar.
Basalt Alpan ****, 1800s The
Crucified Christ, c. 1300,
Northern Europe...
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Aghavnadzor khatchkar transformed into two vishaps...
-
Queen Elizabeth's Academy, Mansfield. A
carved stone cross (known as a
Khatchkar) was
placed in the
school by the
Armenian government as a
thank you for...
- "Fontana dell'Aquilone" in the
Vatican Gardens Armenian cross monument (
Khatchkar)
inside the
Vatican Gardens Vatican Gardens Palace of the Governorate...
- many
khatchkars;
carved memorial stones. The
village is po****ted by Kurds. The
village is
notable for the good
condition of its many
khatchkar stones...
- oratories. The rock-faces over the
whole area bear
elaborate crosses (
khatchkar)
carved in relief. More than
twenty spaces,
varying in
shape and size...
