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Vardan Petrosyan – Letters from Paris. 1992–2004
This collection of letters presents twelve years of Vardan Petrosyan's life with sincere and lively words, simultaneously revealing a remarkable picture of a difficult period in the history of our people—with its ups and downs, despair, but also an unextinguished faith in the future. In these pages, the reader will meet a creative, struggling Armenian who does not back down in the face of difficulties, and who continues to live far from his homeland with the concerns, creative quests, and expectations of his country. At the same time, these letters are an opportunity to penetrate the artistic and bohemian environment of Paris, to meet recognized figures of world culture and art with whom the author interacted, collaborated, and shared a creative path.
This collection of letters presents twelve years of Vardan Petrosyan's life with sincere and lively words, simultaneously revealing a remarkable picture of a difficult period in the history of our people—with its ups and downs, despair, but also an unextinguished faith in the future. In these pages, the reader will meet a creative, struggling Armenian who does not back down in the face of difficulties, and who continues to live far from his homeland with the concerns, creative quests, and expectations of his country. At the same time, these letters are an opportunity to penetrate the artistic and bohemian environment of Paris, to meet recognized figures of world culture and art with whom the author interacted, collaborated, and shared a creative path.
| Title in Armenian | Վարդան Պետրոսյան – Նամակներ Փարիզից. 1992–2004 |
|---|---|
| Author(s) | Vardan Petrosyan |
| Language(s) | Armenian |
| Publisher(s) | Zangak |
| Year | 2026 |
| Pages | 320 |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Size | 16 x 24 cm |
| ISBN | 9789939994529 |
Vardan Petrosyan, Վարդան Պետրոսյան, Vardan Petrosian, Letters from Paris, Նամակներ Փարիզից. 1992–2004, namakner parizits, Zangak, memoirs, contemporary, letters, Vardan Petrosyan – Namakner Parizits. 1992–2004