Zhanna Aghamiryan

Zhanna Aghamiryan (Armenian: Ժաննա Աղամիրյան; 1936 -1975^[1]) was an Armenian artist, art critic, teacher, founder and the first director of Yerevan Children's Gallery, the world (and the Soviet Union's) first children's art museum.^[2][3] Her work at the museum established an artistic education for many artists, such as Sergey Rubenyan.^[4][5] The gallery was founded in 1970 by Aghamiryan and her husband Henrik Igityan; in 1978 it was renamed the Children's Art Museum.^[2] This later became part of the National Centre for Aesthetics.^[4] She died in a plane crash.^[6]

Born1936 (1936)

Died1975 (aged 38–39)

KnownforDirector of Children's Art Museum, Yerevan

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Zhanna Aghamiryan
Ժաննա Աղամիրյան
Born	1936 (1936)
Died	1975 (aged 38–39)
Known for	Director of Children's Art Museum, Yerevan

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