The city of Kotor
on the shore of the bay,
surrounded by guardian mountains
that slow the speed
of history...
Old Town Kotor, St. Luke's Church, set of 3 graphics inspired by V. Maslennikov's photos, private collection, ink on paper, 20 cm x 28 cm, 2023.
The centuries-old walls,
merge with the mountains
touching eternity...
About Arsen Melitonyan
I'm an artist working in a variety of media, an icon restorer, photographer, jewelry designer, collector, historian, writer of books and articles, and a poet.
My Specialties
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Some of My Artworks & Poetry
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