Tag: Biography
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The 1851 Great Exhibition Medal Awarded to Mihran Düzian
The 1851 Great Exhibition medal awarded to Mihran Düzian showcases the remarkable contributions of Armenians to global craftsmanship. Düzian, a notable Armenian jeweler and mint director, journeyed to Great Britain to present diamond-adorned amber mouthpieces, earning international acclaim and highlighting the Armenian legacy in Ottoman artistry and culture.
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The Contribution Of The Vienna Mekhitarist Congregation To Armenian Numismatics
The Vienna Mkhitarian Congregation profoundly impacted Armenian numismatics through figures like Ghevond Sibilian and Augustinos Sekoulian. Their groundbreaking studies of Cilician coins, meticulous classifications, and preservation efforts established a foundation for numismatic research, showcasing Armenian cultural resilience and enriching global understanding of Armenian history.
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The Nuarsag Treaty Medal
In commemorating the 1500th anniversary of the Treaty of Nuarsag, the Armenian Apostolic Church of America’s Prelacy proposed striking a special medal. Crafted in gold, silver, and bronze, it bears the likeness of Vahan Mamigonian, symbolizing faith and fatherland. Designed by Grigoriy Gevorkian and cast under Puzant Khatchadourian’s supervision, these medals honor Armenia’s enduring struggle…
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Biography of Fr. Clement Sibilian
Discover Fr. Clement Sibilian’s profound impact on Armenian numismatics. From organizing monumental expeditions to authoring definitive coin classifications, his relentless dedication not only enriched the Vienna Mekhitarists’ collection but also laid foundational knowledge for future scholars.