The lilac in our yard

V. Abrahamyan depicted the Armenian landscape with the brightest colors of his palette, and also created his own imaginary images.nIn his landscapes, one can often see ancient Armenian courtyards, many of which no longer exist. In this canvas, the artist probably depicted his own courtyard: in the foreground is a blooming lilac, which still exists today, and with each bloom, that part of the courtyard seems to be a picture torn from the canvas.nn

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In one of the interviews, V. Abrahamyan notes that nature is his first teacher. Landscapes have a special place in his art. The master depicted the Armenian landscape with the brightest colors of his palette, and also created his own imaginary images.\n\nIn his landscapes, one can often find ancient Armenian courtyards, many of which no longer exist. In this canvas, the artist probably depicted his own courtyard. In the foreground is a blooming lilac, which still exists today, and with each bloom, that part of the courtyard seems to be a picture torn from the canvas.\n\n \n\n

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Fabric:Silk - 20%, Polyester - 75%, Viscose - 5%