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Jermuk Art Gallery

Jermuk, Yeghishe Charents St, 1

The Jermuk Art Gallery, founded in 1972, is a branch of the National Gallery of Armenia. Its permanent exhibition, which includes about 100 works, presents Armenian art from the 1920s to the 1990s, including works by Martiros Saryan, Vagram Gayfejyan, and Harutyun Galents. The collection also features paintings and sculptures from the Soviet and contemporary periods, including works by the sculptor Ara Sargsyan and other Armenian masters. The gallery building is located on a slope by the Arpa River.

Jermuk Art Gallery — Jermuk