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Akdamar Armenian church, built in 915 AD by King Gagik I, shown on right with two lions

Akdamar Armenian church, built in 915 AD by King Gagik I, shown on right with two lions


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Filename: 59-2252.jpg

Size: 5340 x 3925 (7.4MB)

Date: 25th February 2008

Source: WorldInPrint

Credit: Michael Short/Robert Harding

Country: Turkey

© Michael Short

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Akdamar Armenian church, built in 915 AD by King Gagik I, shown on right with two lions

Akdamar Armenian church, built in 915 AD by King Gagik I, shown on right with two lions, Akdamar Island, Lake Van, Anatolia, Turkey, Asia Minor, Eurasia

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This print captures the majestic Akdamar Armenian church, a true testament to ancient architecture and religious heritage. Built in 915 AD by King Gagik I, this remarkable structure stands proudly on the right side of the image, adorned with intricate carvings and surrounded by two magnificent lions. Located on Akdamar Island in Lake Van, Anatolia, Turkey, this iconic church is a symbol of Christianity's rich history in the region. Its detailed relief work showcases the skill and craftsmanship of Armenian artisans from centuries ago. The photograph beautifully highlights the unique features of this historical site. The horizontal composition allows viewers to appreciate every detail - from the meticulously carved walls to the vibrant colors that adorn its exterior. This color image truly brings out the beauty and grandeur of this place of worship. As one gazes upon this stunning scene, it evokes a sense of awe and wonder at both human creativity and devotion. It serves as a reminder that even after more than a millennium since its construction, Akdamar Armenian church continues to inspire visitors from around the world with its architectural splendor and spiritual significance. Michael Short/Robert Harding has masterfully captured not only an architectural marvel but also an enduring symbol of faith through his lens. This photograph invites us to embark on a visual journey through time and immerse ourselves in both artistry and spirituality found within these ancient walls.

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