Born in 1933, Tsakhkashen village, Armenia, Martin Petrosian embarked on a distinguished artistic journey that has left a lasting imprint on Armenian and international art circles.
Education: From 1953 to 1958, he studied at the P. Terlemezian Art College in Yerevan. From 1958 to 1961, he pursued further studies at the Art Academy named after I. Repin in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg, Russia), attending as a “lecture goer.”
Career Highlights: Since 1961, Martin Petrosian has been a consistent participant in republican and all-union exhibitions, showcasing his evolving artistic vision and technical prowess.
Collections: His artworks are prominently displayed in prestigious institutions such as the Modern Art Museum and the Armenia National Gallery in Yerevan. Internationally, his works can be found in the Museum of Oriental Art and the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, as well as the Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts. Additionally, his pieces are housed in the collections of the Artists’ Union and the Ministry of Culture of Armenia in Yerevan, along with numerous private collections both in Armenia and abroad.
Martin Petrosian’s contributions to art span decades and continents, reflecting his mastery of form, color, and narrative. His presence in major art collections underscores his enduring influence and significance in the world of contemporary art.