The house where the artist Gevork Bashinjagyan lived in Sighnaghi

The house where artist Gevorg Bashinjagyan lived in Sighnaghi is a historical building with a plaque telling about the life and work of the famous Armenian landscape painter. Gevork Zakharovich Bashinjagyan was born on September 28, 1857 in Sighnaghi and subsequently became the founder of the Armenian realistic landscape.

Bashinjagyan was educated at the drawing school of the Caucasian Society for the Promotion of Fine Arts in Tbilisi and completed his studies at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in 1883. His work includes such famous paintings as “Birch Grove”, “Alazani Valley” and “Ararat”, which are kept in the National Gallery of Armenia in Yerevan, as well as in other major museums such as the Art Museum of Georgia and the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow.< /p>

A visit to this house will be of interest to both art and history lovers and tourists who want to learn more about the cultural heritage of the region. The building not only reminds of the outstanding artist, but also contributes to the preservation of the historical memory of the cultural life of Sighnaghi. An information plaque on the façade of the house will help visitors better understand the context of Bashinjagian's life and work.