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      1884 - 1942

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      • Copyright status: Public domain
      • Works on this site: 28
      • Art period: Modern
      • Died: 1942

      The Life and Works of Gregory Sharbabchyan

      Gregory Sharbabchyan was a Soviet painter who lived from 1884 to 1942. His artistic legacy is preserved through various works, including a notable 1917 piece titled Untitled, which is held within the National Gallery of Armenia, Yerevan.

      The catalog of his creative output includes 28 approved works, spanning the years 1911 to 1936. These works are primarily associated with the following collection:

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      In what year was Gregory Sharbabchyan born?
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      In what year did Gregory Sharbabchyan die?
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      Which collection holds the most works by Gregory Sharbabchyan in our catalog?
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      What is the title of the work from 1917 in our catalog?
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      What was Gregory Sharbabchyan's nationality/role according to the source?

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      Gregory Sharbabchyan hangi sanat dönemine aitti?

      Modern

      ArtsDot.com üzerinde Gregory Sharbabchyan sanatçısına ait kaç adet tablo bulunuyor?

      28

      Gregory Sharbabchyan çalışmalarında hangi renk paleti öne çıkıyor?

      neutrals

      What was Gregory Sharbabchyan's nationality/role according to the source?

      Soviet painter

      Gregory Sharbabchyan'in eserleri hâlâ telif hakkı kapsamında mı?

      Hayır, bu sanatçının eserleri kamu malıdır.

      Gregory Sharbabchyan ne zaman vefat etti?

      1942

      In what year was Gregory Sharbabchyan born?

      1884

      In what year did Gregory Sharbabchyan die?

      1942

      Gregory Sharbabchyan ne kadar süre yaşadı?

      58 years (1884–1942)

      Which collection holds the most works by Gregory Sharbabchyan in our catalog?

      National Gallery of Armenia, Yerevan