This is a depiction of the creation of the Armenian alphabet. It is a tapestry, made in 1980, called "Hayots Aybuben" (Armenian Alphabet). The location is Etchmiadzin (also known as Vagharshapat) in Armenia. The image shows several people, most of whom appear to be male figures. The central figure has a halo above their head and seems to be lying horizontally, supported by an angel. Some figures hold tablets inscribed with Armenian letters. There are also figures wearing miters, indicating bishops or clergy. The image contains objects such as a wooden panel with an ornate carving and another section filled with traditional Armenian textile patterns. The action taking place shows figures creating the Armenian alphabet.

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This is a depiction of the creation of the Armenian alphabet. It is a tapestry, made in 1980, called "Hayots Aybuben" (Armenian Alphabet). The location is Etchmiadzin (also known as Vagharshapat) in A…read more

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