Armenia Collection (page 2)

Armenia, Yerevan, Vernissage Market, jewelry

Armenia, Tatev, Tatev Monastery, 9th century, high angle view

Sir John Tenniel cartoon: The Old Crusaders! (engraving)
8657353 Sir John Tenniel cartoon: The Old Crusaders! (engraving) by Tenniel, John (1820-1914) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Old Crusaders)

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The entry of Christ into Jerusalem
5306193 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The entry of Christ into Jerusalem; Universal History Archive/UIG.

14th century. Armenian canonical Concordance manuscript. 1224
5306167 14th century. Armenian canonical Concordance manuscript. 1224; Universal History Archive/UIG.

14th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew
5306164 14th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The visit of the three shepherds to the birth of Christ
5306158 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The visit of the three shepherds to the birth of Christ; Universal History Archive/UIG.

The Virgin Mary and Lazarus, 14th century (manuscript)
5306090 The Virgin Mary and Lazarus, 14th century (manuscript); (add.info.: From an Armenian Christian illustrated manuscript); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Vank cathedral, Esfahan, Iran (photo)
7062382 Vank cathedral, Esfahan, Iran (photo); Isfahan, Iran; (add.info.: Vank cathedral, Esfahan, Iran); Photo © Stefano Baldini.

The Annunciation
5669493 The Annunciation; (add.info.: 13th century Armenian Orthodox manuscript Illustration depicting the Annunciation 1294.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Entry of the Turks into Baghdad, 1534 AD (litho)
8660922 Entry of the Turks into Baghdad, 1534 AD (litho) by Dudley, Robert Ambrose (1867-1951); Private Collection; (add.info.: Entry of the Turks into Baghdad, 1534 AD)

Jobs in the world: an armenian postman, the flag and the stamp of Armenia Chromo 19th century Private collection
ELD4922593 Jobs in the world: an armenian postman, the flag and the stamp of Armenia Chromo 19th century Private collection; Private Collection; (add.info.: Jobs in the world: an armenian postman)

Map of ancient Babylon and the kingdoms of Lydia and Medea (Asia Minor), around 550 BC
NWI4859781 Map of ancient Babylon and the kingdoms of Lydia and Medea (Asia Minor), around 550 BC. There are: Arab countries, Armenia, Mesopotamia, Babylon, Thraces, Europe, the Mediterranean Sea

Representation of Saint John the Silent or Hesychaste (454-558) Church of Colony in Armenia
ELD4909641 Representation of Saint John the Silent or Hesychaste (454-558) Church of Colony in Armenia (Saint John the Silent or St John the Hesychast)

Costume of an Armenian lady, 19th century. She wears a turban, a woven shawl, long jacket over a robe
FLO4656094 Costume of an Armenian lady, 19th century. She wears a turban, a woven shawl, long jacket over a robe, her long hair loose, and crochets wool

Bible 15th century - Historic handpainted Armenian manuscript, book page, Matenadaran Museum, Yerevan, Jerewan
IMB4748616 Bible 15th century - Historic handpainted Armenian manuscript, book page, Matenadaran Museum, Yerevan, Jerewan, Armenia

13th century. Armenian canonical Concordance manuscript. 1224
5306166 13th century. Armenian canonical Concordance manuscript. 1224; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Armenian governor and Armenian prince. Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalart's "
FLO4703939 Armenian governor and Armenian prince. Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalart's " Historical Picture of the Costumes of the Principal People of Antiquity

14th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. entry of Christ into Jerusalem. 1392
5306204 14th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. entry of Christ into Jerusalem. 1392; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Sir John Tenniel cartoon: "Who said 'Atrocities'?" (engraving)
8657350 Sir John Tenniel cartoon: "Who said 'Atrocities'?" (engraving) by Tenniel, John (1820-1914) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: "Who said 'Atrocities')

The Byzantine Empire (litho)
8661309 The Byzantine Empire (litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Byzantine Empire)

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark
5306165 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew
5306203 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew
5306201 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Geography Map of Asia Minor by Pierre Lapie 1816 Private Collection
JAB5037396 Geography Map of Asia Minor by Pierre Lapie 1816 Private Collection; (add.info.: Geography Map of Asia Minor by Pierre Lapie 1816 Private Collection); Photo ©Jaime Abecasis.

Maps of Russia from 1462 to 1689 (left) and map of territories added to the Russian Empire (right) from 1689 to 1825
NWI4872109 Maps of Russia from 1462 to 1689 (left) and map of territories added to the Russian Empire (right) from 1689 to 1825

Costumes from Turkey: a man smoking the pipe and a woman from Smyrna, a couple from Armenia
FLO4633922 Costumes from Turkey: a man smoking the pipe and a woman from Smyrna, a couple from Armenia and a woman from the island of Chios (Greece)

Armenian merchant - Armenian merchant in fur hat, jacket, pants, slippers
FLO4724013 Armenian merchant - Armenian merchant in fur hat, jacket, pants, slippers and decorated sash belt - Handcoloured woodcut by Doms from " Habits

Mount Ararat, Armenia in the 18th century, from L'Univers Illustre, pub. June 1863
3473162 Mount Ararat, Armenia in the 18th century, from L'Univers Illustre, pub. June 1863; (add.info.: Mount Ararat, Armenia in the 18th century)

Death of Mithradates (litho)
8660850 Death of Mithradates (litho) by Morrow, Edwin A. (1877-1952) ; Private Collection; (add.info.: Death of Mithradates)

Raid of Shamshi-Adad III to the Shore of "the Great Sea" (litho)
8660907 Raid of Shamshi-Adad III to the Shore of "the Great Sea" (litho) by Dudley, Robert Ambrose (1867-1951); Private Collection; (add.info)

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark
5306195 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark
5306194 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Annunciation
5306163 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Annunciation; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew
5306162 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Matthew; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The visit of the three kings to the birth of Christ
5306159 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The visit of the three kings to the birth of Christ; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The entry of Christ into Jerusalem
5306157 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The entry of Christ into Jerusalem; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Map of the Middle East (Middle East) in antiquity, birth of civilization. We see the territories of: Egypt, Nubia
NWI4860542 Map of the Middle East (Middle East) in antiquity, birth of civilization. We see the territories of: Egypt, Nubia, Ethiopia, the Red Sea, Babylon, Phenicia, Tyre, Mesopotamia, Armenia

Geographic map of the Middle East at the time of the Crusades. Lithography, 19th century
NWI4876898 Geographic map of the Middle East at the time of the Crusades. Lithography, 19th century.; (add.info.: Geographic map of the Middle East at the time of the Crusades)

Armenian girl - Armenian girl in headscarf, veil, jacket and long skirts over trousers
FLO4723457 Armenian girl - Armenian girl in headscarf, veil, jacket and long skirts over trousers. Handcoloured woodcut by DC after an illustration by Clermans from Auguste Wahlen's " Mores

Armenian bride wrapped in a sack, supported by two of her nearest relations
FLO4721928 Armenian bride wrapped in a sack, supported by two of her nearest relations. Illustration From Francois Pouqueville (1770-1838), Travels through More

Assyrian king in battledress and an Armenian man with lance and bow. Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von
FLO4703910 Assyrian king in battledress and an Armenian man with lance and bow. Handcolored copperplate engraving from Robert von Spalart's " Historical Picture of the Costumes of

Knight of the Order of Saint Blaise and Knight of the Order of Montjoie. The Order of Saint Blaise was only in Armenia
FLO4708551 Knight of the Order of Saint Blaise and Knight of the Order of Montjoie. The Order of Saint Blaise was only in Armenia in the 12th century

The fortified town of Yerevan (Armenia) and view of Mount Ararat (Turkey)
FLO4634434 The fortified town of Yerevan (Armenia) and view of Mount Ararat (Turkey). Lithography for the book: " Galerie complete en tableaux fideles des peuples d'Asie" by Friedrich

Vank cathedral, Esfahan, Iran (photo)
7062381 Vank cathedral, Esfahan, Iran (photo); Isfahan, Iran; (add.info.: Vank cathedral, Esfahan, Iran); Photo © Stefano Baldini.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Gospel of St Mark
5306161 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Gospel of St Mark; Universal History Archive/UIG.

13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark
5306160 13th century. Armenian Evangelical manuscript. The Evangelist St Mark; Universal History Archive/UIG.

Traditional costumes from the Middle East: Armenian, Druze man (druse) and Damascus man with dagger
NWI4877957 Traditional costumes from the Middle East: Armenian, Druze man (druse) and Damascus man with dagger. Colour engraving of the 19th century.; (add.info)

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Armenia, a land steeped in history and rich in cultural heritage, is a captivating destination that will transport you through time. Located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, this enchanting country has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, leaving behind traces of its glorious past. As you explore Armenia's landscapes, you'll come across remnants of the Roman Empire etched on ancient maps. These historical artifacts serve as reminders of Armenia's significance during those times. The influence of Soviet it is evident throughout the country. From architectural marvels to cultural practices, this period left an indelible mark on Armenian society. Sevanavank (Sevan Monastery), nestled by Lake Sevan in the Caucasus region, stands as a testament to both Armenian spirituality and Soviet-era architecture. Yerevan, Armenia's capital city, boasts stunning views from Republic Square and its skyline. The high-angle perspective showcases Yerevan's unique blend of modernity with hints of traditional Armenian charm. The Cascade offers another breathtaking viewpoint where one can admire not only the cityscape but also Mount Ararat majestically dominating the horizon. Venturing further into Armenia's countryside reveals UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Haghpat Monastery complex in Lori Province. This architectural gem exemplifies Armenian craftsmanship while providing panoramic vistas over Yerevan and Mount Ararat – an awe-inspiring sight that leaves visitors mesmerized. Khor Virap Armenian Apostolic Church monastery sits humbly at the foot of Mount Ararat on Ararat Plain near Yerevan. Its tranquil ambiance invites reflection amidst nature's grandeur – a perfect spot for spiritual seekers or those seeking solace away from bustling cities. Armenian architecture never fails to impress with its intricate details and harmonious integration with nature. Through arches adorned with delicate carvings lies glimpses of Mount Ararat standing tall in all its glory – an ethereal sight that evokes a sense of wonder and reverence.