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Vagharshak Elibekian, an esteemed artist, was born in Tiflis, Georgia, in 1929. His life and career are marked by a deep commitment to the world of art.
Elibekian’s artistic journey began with his graduation from the “Hayartoun” art school in 1929. His dedication and talent led him to become the director of the Armenian Theatre in Tbilisi in 1936, where he made significant contributions to the world of theater arts.
Despite his long and impactful career in the theater, it was in 1989 that he had his first art exhibition, titled “Elibekians,” at the Museum of Oriental Art in Moscow. This exhibition marked a significant turning point in his artistic career.
Vagharshak Elibekian’s life and artistic contributions left a lasting legacy. He passed away in 1994 in Yerevan, Armenia, but his influence endures through his art. His works can be found in various prestigious collections, including the Modern Art Museum and the National Gallery of Armenia in Yerevan, the Museum of Literature in Yerevan, and the National Gallery of Georgia in Tbilisi.
Additionally, his art is featured in picture galleries in Moscow and Baku, and it’s cherished in many private collections both in Armenia and abroad. Vagharshak Elibekian’s work continues to be celebrated for its impact on the world of art and its enduring presence in collections around the world.
