Central Bank Of Armenia Approved The Sketches Of Commemorative Coins Of Famous Art Workers

YEREVAN, November 22. /ARKA/. Central Bank of Armenia approved the sketches of obverses and reverses of commemorative coins dedicated to the famous art workers by the issue program of 2013, press-service of CBA informs.
According to the press-release, in 2012-2013 commemorative silver coins dedicated to 150th anniversary of famous artist, painter and portrait artist Stepan Aghajanyan, 100th anniversary of the famous Armenian astronomist Benyamin Margaryan, Armenian painter Ara Bekaryan and well-known Soviet film director and script writer Sergey Parajanov, as well as gold commemorative coin dedicated to 125th anniversary of famous Armenian dramatic actor Vahram Papazyan. .–0–

YEREVAN, November 22. /ARKA/. Central Bank of Armenia approved the sketches of obverses and reverses of commemorative coins dedicated to the famous art workers by the issue program of 2013, press-service of CBA informs.

According to the press-release, in 2012-2013 commemorative silver coins dedicated to 150th anniversary of famous artist, painter and portrait artist Stepan Aghajanyan, 100th anniversary of the famous Armenian astronomist Benyamin Margaryan, Armenian painter Ara Bekaryan and well-known Soviet film director and script writer Sergey Parajanov, as well as gold commemorative coin dedicated to 125th anniversary of famous Armenian dramatic actor Vahram Papazyan. .–0–

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