The lines of a life in Paris and Constantinople Dikran Yesayan lived his life between the streets of Constantinople, the studios of Paris, and the quiet corners of Yerevan. He moved through these cities as both a painter and a sculptor, leaving behind marks on clay and canvas. His time at the Académie Julian shaped how he saw the world, bringing the formal training of French academies to his Armenian roots. In 1900, he married Zabel Ye…