This page contains graphics which can be used on web pages, flyers, and many other places. The graphics come from numerous illuminated manuscripts, khachkars, and other places and the source is documented on this page. If you do use or distribute these graphics I do impose one condition, that this URL be linked to or mentioned on each page that contains any of these graphics, so that people can read about the age and source of the borders they see. These graphics may also be distributed unaltered with the same condition. Graphics usage info at bottom of page.
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Information on following graphics:
XIth Century, Gospel; (MS #7737)
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Information on following graphics:
1232, Gospel; (MS #2743)
Painter: Grigor the son of Garp;
Recipient: Hovhannes the Priest
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Information on following graphics:
XIIIth Century, Gospel; (MS #7644)
Cilicia; Recipient: Smbat Sparapet
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Information on following graphics:
1323, Gospel; (MS #6289)
Gladzor (Siunik);
Painter: Tprps Taronatsi;
Recipient: Esayi Nchetsi
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The following three graphics are the same exact file, illum_26a.jpg but displayed at different sizes. So the first picture, displayed at 183x79 is the original, high quality graphic. The second one, is still the same file, but I just use html to show it proportionally smaller, at 95x41 so that it appears half as large. However, it is still the same file, and has not lost any quality. The third one is displayed at about 33% of the first, at 63x27. You can view my html to see how the size is specified.
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The illuminated manuscript graphics come from the book "Ornaments of Armenian Manuscripts", which was published by the Soviet Armenian government in 1978.
This page contains graphics which can be used on web pages, flyers, and many other places. The graphics come from numerous illuminated manuscripts, khachkars, and other places and the source is documented on this page. If you do use or distribute these graphics I do impose one condition, that this URL be linked to or mentioned on each page that contains any of these graphics, so that people can read about the age and source of the borders they see. These graphics may also be distributed unaltered with the same condition.
