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Opening of the exhibition armenian impressionism: From Moscow to Paris.
On March 24 an official opening of «Armenian Impressionism: From Moscow to Paris» exhibition took place under the auspices of ARARAT legendary Armenian brandy. The guests were presented with 58 masterpieces by more than 20 Armenian Impressionist artists from the collection of the National Gallery of Armenia and the Museum of Russian Art of Yerevan, including paintings by Martiros Saryan, Yeghishe Tadevosyan, Sedrak Arakelyan, Vahram Gaifejian, Karapet Adamyan, Sarkis Khachaturyan and other artists. Arman Tsaturyan, the Director of the National Gallery of Armenia, and Marine Mkrtchyan, the Director of the Museum of Russian Art, became the special guests of the exhibition.
Julia Petrova, the Director of the Museum of Russian Impressionism, commented on the international partnership: "The exhibition was assembled in cooperation with two brilliant museum collections of Yerevan - the National Gallery of Armenia and the Museum of Russian Art (the collection of Professor A. Ya. Abramyan). Such international partnership is an honor for us. We also thank the collectors who supplemented the exhibition with their canvases, and the heirs of the masters represented at the exhibition: they not only provided magnificent bright works, but also shared with the Russian audience their love for national art which is unfortunately practically unknown in our country."
Olga Sviblova, Vardan Toganian, Armenian Ambassador to Russia, Vasily Tsereteli, Leonid Yakubovich, Ekaterina and Alexander Strizhenov, Ambartsum Kabanyan, Maksim Matveyev, Boris and Marina Mints and many others came first to get acquainted with the creative work of Armenian impressionist artists.
The partner of the evening was legendary Armenian brandy ARARAT. Rich and deep taste of 10-year-old ARARAT "Akhtamar" brandy complemented the bright images of Armenia inspired by the canvases of the impressionists.
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