List of statues in Yerevan

Last updated December 07, 2024

List of the statues and memorials in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.^[1]

Standing statues

Year	Person	Location	Sculptor	Architect
1931	Stepan Shahumyan	Stepan Shahumyan square, Kentron district	Sergey Merkurov	Ivan Zholtovsky
1933	Khachatur Abovian	House-Museum of Khachatur Abovian, Kanaker	Andreas Ter-Marukyan
1949	Alexander Pushkin	Alexander Pushkin School no. 8, Kentron district	Grigor Aharonyan
1950	Khachatur Abovian	Khachatur Abovyan Square, Kentron district	Suren Stepnanyan	Gevorg Tamanyan
1950	Nelson Stepanyan	Children's Park, Kentron district	Ara Sargsyan	Grigor Aghababayan
1955	Ghazaros Aghayan	Ghazaros Aghayan school no. 63, Kyevian street, Arabkir district	Yerem Vardanyan
1955	Komitas Vardapet	Komitas Pantheon, Shengavit district	Ara Harutyunyan	Grigor Aghababayan
1956	Nar-Dos	Nar-Dos School no. 14, Yervand Kochar street, Kentron district	S. Manasyan
1956	Hunan Avetisyan	Hunan Avetisyan School no. 74, Bagratunyats street, Shengavit district	Theresa Mirzoyan	Eduard Sarapyan
1956	Anton Chekhov	Anton Chekhov School no. 55, Baghramyan Avenue, Kentron district	Grigor Aharonyan	Eduard Sarapyan
1957	Simon Zakiyan	Children's Park, Kentron district	Ara Harutyunyan	S. Nersisiyan
1957	Stepan Shahumyan	Stepan Shahumyan school no. 1, Mashtots Avenue Kentron district	Sargis Baghdasaryan	Jim Torosyan
1957	Hovhannes Tumanyan	Theatrical Square (now Freedom Square), Kentron district	Ara Sargsyan	Grigor Aghababayan
1957	Alexander Spendiaryan	TTheatrical Square (now Freedom Square), Kentron district	Ghukas Chubaryan, Ara Sargsyan	Feniks Darbinyan, Grigor Aghababayan
1958	Alexander Shirvanzade	Shirvanzade School no. 21, Komitas Avenue, Arabkir district	Ara Harutyunyan	Feniks Darbinyan
1959	Sasuntsi Davit	Sasuntsi Davit square, Yerevan Railway Station, Erebuni district	Yervand Kochar	Mikael Mazmanyan
1961	Aghasi Khanjian	Komitas Pantheon, Shengavit district	Nikoghayos Nikoghosyan	Grigor Aghababayan
1963	Sayat-Nova	near the Sayat-Nova musical academy, Kentron district	Ara Harutyunyan	Eduard Sarapyan
1963	Anania Shirakatsi	Matenadaran institute, Kentron district	Grigor Badalyan
1964	Vahan Terian	Vahan Terian School no. 60, Tigran Mets Avenue, Erebuni district	Arsham Shahinyan	B. Harutyunyan
1965	Movses of Khoren	Matenadaran institute, Kentron district	Yerem Vardanyan
1965	Mikael Nalbandian	Circular Park, Nalbandian street, Kentron district	Nikaghayos Nikoghosyan	Jim Torosyan
1965	Avetik Isahakyan	Abovyan Street, Kentron district	Sargis Baghdasaryan	Liparit Madoyan
1965	Hagop Baronian	Liberty Avenue, Kanaker-Zeytun District	Sargis Baghdasaryan
1967	Mesrop Mashtots	Matenadaran institute, Kentron district	Ghukas Chubaryan
1967	Mkhitar Gosh	Matenadaran institute, Kentron district	Ghukas Chubaryan
1967	Frik	Matenadaran institute, Kentron district	Suren Nazaryan
1967	Toros Roslin	Matenadaran institute, Kentron district	Arsham Shahinyan
1967	Grigor Tatevatsi	Matenadaran institute, Kentron district	Adibek Grigoryan
1967	Vahagn, the Monster-Killer	Admiral Isakov Avenue, Malatia-Sebastia district	Karlen Nurinjanyan
1970	Stepan Shahumyan	Sebastia street, Malatia-Sebastia district	Friedrich Soghoyan
1970	Hrachya Acharyan	Hrachya Acharyan School no. 72, Koryun street, Kentron district	Rafayel Yekmalyan, Hovhannes Hovhannisyan
1971	Liparit Mkhchyan	English Park, Kentron district	Hovhannes Hovhannisyan
1972	Daniel Varujan	Daniel Varujan School no. 89, Sebastia street, Malatia-Sebastia district	Torgom Chorekchyan
1972	Gabriel Sundukian	English Park, Kentron district	Ara Harutyunyan
1973	Levon Orbeli	Orbeli Brothers street, Arabkir District	Gabriel Yeproyan
1973	Armenak Mnjoyan	the Technological Center of Organic Chemistry, Azatutyan Avenue, Arabkir district	S. Manasyan, Hovhannes Muradyan
1974	Alexander Tamanian	Yerevan Cascade, Tamanian street, Kentron district	Artashes Hovsepyan	S. Petrosyan
1974	Aleksandr Griboyedov	next to Rossiya cinema, Tigran Mets Avenue, Kentron district	Hovhannes Bejanyan	Spartak Kndeghtsyan
1974	Nairi Zarian	Nairi Zarian School no. 130, Hakob Hakobyan street backway, Arabkir district	Nikoghayos Nikoghosyan	Jim Torosyan
1975	Hayk	1st block of Nor Nork district	Karlen Nurinjanyan
1975	Vardan Mamikonian	Circular Park, Kentron district	Yervand Kochar	Stepan Kyurkchyan
1975	Hayk Gyulikekhvyan	Mashtots Avenue, Kentron district
1977	Hayk Bzhishkyan	Gai Avenue, Nor Nork district	Suren Nazaryan	Sarkis Gurzadyan
1978	Paruyr Sevak	Paruyr Sevak School no.123, Avanesov street, Erebuni district	Ara Shiraz	Jim Torosyan
1980	Aleksandr Myasnikyan	Aleksandr Myasnikyan square, Kentron district	Ara Shiraz
1982	Tork Angegh	Gai Avenue, Nor Nork district	Karlen Nurinjanyan
1982	Leo Tolstoy	Leo Tolstoy school no. 128, Azatutyan Avenue, Arabkir district	Levon Tokmajyan	Romeo Julhakyan
1984	William Saroyan	Komitas Pantheon, Shengavit district	Ara Shiraz	Jim Torosyan
1985	Vahagn, the Monster-Killer	Vagharshyan street, Arabkir district	Armen Aghalyan, G. Grigoryan	Varazdat Harutyunyan
1985	Vahagn, the Monster-Killer	Great Patriotic War Memorial park, Malatia-Sebastia district	Suren Nazaryan	Garry Rashidyan
1985	David Anhaght	David Anhaght street, Kanaker-Zeytun district	Serzh Mehrabyan	Eduard Safaryan
1985	Yeghishe Charents	Circular Park, Kentron district	Nikoghayos Nikoghosyan	Jim Torosyan
1986	Martiros Saryan	Martiros Saryan park, Kentron district	Levon Tokmajyan	Artur Tarkhanyan
1987	Raffi	Raffi School no. 36, Komitas Avenue, Arabkir district	Khachatur Iskandaryan
1987	Hakob Meghapart	near the Armenpress building, Saryan street, Kentron district	Khachatur Iskandaryan
1987	Armen Tigranian	Circular Park, Kentron district	Artashes Hovsepyan
1988	Komitas Vardapet	near the Yerevan Komitas State Conservatory, Kentron District	Ara Harutyunyan	Feniks Darbinyan
1989	Tigran Petrosian	near the Yerevan Chess House, Kentron District	Ara Shiraz	Karlen Ananyan
1989	Hovhannes Shiraz	Komitas Pantheon, Shengavit District	Ara Shiraz	Aslan Mkhitaryan
1990	Vahan Tekeyan	Vahan Tekeyan School no. 92, Armin T. Wegner street, Malatia-Sebastia District	Levon Tokmajyan
1990	Suren Spandaryan	Garegin Nzhdeh Square, Shengavit District	Tom Gevorgyan	L. Gevorgyan, G. Harutyunyan, V. Gevorgyan
1990	Garegin Nzhdeh	Christapor street 36/1, Erebuni District	Romik Galstyan
1991	Flower-selling old man or Kara-bala (real name Stepan Harutyunian)	Abovyan Street, Kentron district	Levon Tokmajyan
1993	Artur Karapetyan	Artur Karapetyan park, Shengavit District	R. Balayan
1995	Movses of Khoren	Yerevan State University, Kentron District	A. Poghosyan
1997	General José de San Martín	Argentine Republic School no. 76, Baghramyan Avenue, Kentron District
1998	Leonid Engibaryan	Yerevan Circus, Kentron District	Levon Tokmajyan	Aslan Mkhitaryan
1999	Anania Shirakatsi	Yerevan State University, Kentron District	Aram Gharibyan
1999	Andranik	Vahan Zatikyan park, Malatia-Sebastia district	Rafik Sargsyan	Ashot Smbatyan
1999	Aram Khachaturian	Yerevan Opera Theater, Kentron district	Yuri Petrosyan	Romik Martirosyan
1999	Sergei Parajanov	Komitas Pantheon, Shengavit district	Ara Shiraz	Aslan Mkhitaryan
2000	King Trdat III	Malatia-Sebastia district	Rafik Sargsyan
2000	Noah	Presidential Palace, Baghramyan Avenue, Kentron district	Levon Tokmajyan
2000	Tigranes the Great	Presidential Palace, Baghramyan Avenue, Kentron district	Levon Tokmajyan
2000	William Saroyan	William Saroyan School no. 138, Margaryan 1st backway, Ajapnyak district	Tigran Arzumanyan
2000	Vahan Terian	Circular Park, Kentron district	Norayr Karganyan	Hamlet Khachatryan
2001	Andrei Sakharov	Sakharov square, Kentron district	Tigran Arzumanyan	Levon Ghalumyan
2001	Vahan Zatikyan	Vahan Zatikyan park, Malatia-Sebastia district	Rafik Sargsyan	Ashot Smbatyan
2002	Andranik	near the Saint Gregory Cathedral, Kentron district	Ara Shiraz	Aslan Mkhitaryan
2002	Argishtis I of Urartu	near the Erebuni Museum, Erebuni district	Levon Tokmajyan	Eduard Baroyan
2002	Grigor Narekatsi	Sebastia street, Malatia-Sebastia district	Serzh Mehrabyan	Ashot Smbatyan
2002	Sahak Partev and Mesrop Mashtots	Yerevan State University, Kentron district	Ara Sargsyan	Romeo Julhakyan
2003	Hovhannes (Ivan) Aivazovsky	near the Komitas Chamber Music Hall, Circular Park, Kentron district	Yuri Petrosyan	Stepan Kyurkchyan
2003	Soghomon Tehlirian	Shinararneri street, Ajapnyak district	Levon Tokmajyan
2003	Arno Babajanian	Yerevan Opera Theater, Kentron district	Davit Bejanyan	Levon Igityan
2003	Hovhannes Bagramyan	American University of Armenia, Kentron district	Norayr Karaganyan
2003	Daniel Varujan	Daniel Varujan street, Malatia-Sebastia district	A. Avetisyan
2004	Tigranes the Great	Gai Avenue, Nor Nork district	Levon Tokmajyan	Razmik Ohanyan
2004	Harutyun Shmavonyan	near the press building, Arshakunyats Avenue, Kentron district	Levon Tokmajyan
2005	Ivan Isakov	Admiral Isakov Avenue, Kentron district	Gevorg Gevorgyan, Robert Balasanyan	Levon Mkrtchyan
2004	Lord Byron	Fridtjof Nansen park, Nor Nork district	Hrazdan Tokmajyan
2004	Franz Werfel		A. Avetisyan
2005	Hovhannes Shiraz	Malatia-Sebastia district	Ara Shiraz	Ashot Smbatyan
2005	Minas Avetisyan	Nor Zeytun, Kanaker-Zeytun District	Gevorg Gevorgyan, Robert Balayan
2006	Andranik	Museum of Fedayis, Shengavit district
2006	Sevkaretsi Sako	Museum of Fedayis, Shengavit district
2006	Tigran Petrosian	Tigran Petrosian street, Davtashen district	Norayr Karganyan
2007	Kahlil Gibran	Beirut Street, Kentron district	Levon Tokmajyan
2007	Andranik Margaryan	Komitas Pantheon, Shengavit district
2007	Kevork Chavush ^[2]^[3]	the intersection of Beknazaryan and Mazmanyan streets, Ajapnyak district	Levon Tokmajyan	Zhirayr Petrosyan
2007	Monte Melkonian	Victory Park, Kanaker-Zeytun district
2008	Tsovinar, the birth of Sanasar and Baghdasar	Vahagn Davtyan park, Arabkir district	Vigen Avetis
2008	William Saroyan ^[4]	the intersection of Teryan and Moskovyan streets, Kentron district	Davit Yerevantsi	Ruben Hasratyan, Levon Igityan
2009	Aram Manukian	near the Police building, Kentron district	Levon Tokmajyan
2009	Sayat-Nova ^[5]	the intersection of Sayat-Nova Avenue and Khanjyan street, Kentron district	Toros Raskelenyan
2009	Viktor Hambardzumyan	Yerevan State University observatory, Kentron district	Tariel Hakopyan	Hayk Asatryan
2010	Vahagn Davtyan	Vahagn Davtyan park, Arabkir district	Levon Tokmajyan
2010	Gevorg Emin	Lovers' Park, Kentron district	Ashot Aramyan
2011	Fridtjof Nansen	the intersection of Abovyan and Moskovyan streets, Kentron district	Garegin Davtyan
2011	Jules Bastien-Lepage	Place de France, Kentron District	Auguste Rodin
2011	Leonardo da Vinci	Armenian National University of Architecture and Construction, Kentron District	Dino de Ranieri
2012	Alexander Mantashev	Abovyan Street, Kentron district	Tigran Arzumanyan
2012	Vahram Papazyan	Vahram Papazyan street, Arabkir district	Levon Tokmajyan
2013	Garo Kahkejian	Ernst Thälmann School no. 13, Arshakunyats Avenue, Kentron district
2013	Gurgen Margaryan	Leningradyan street, Malatia-Sebastia district
2013	Anton Kochinyan	Anton Kochinyan street, Kentron district	Tigran Arzumanyan
2013	Andranik Margaryan	Andranik Margaryan High School no. 29, Kentron district	Albert Sokhikyan
2013	Taras Shevchenko	Circular Park, Kentron district	V. Petrosyan	S. Sardaryan
2013	Fridtjof Nansen	Fridtjof Nansen Park, Nor Nork District		Albert Sokhikyan
2014	Movses Gorgisyan	Movses Gorgisyan park, Shengavit District	Hayk Tokmajyan
2014	Avag Petrosyan	Avag Petrosyan street, Kentron District	Tigran Arzumanyan	Levon Ghalumyan
2014	Calouste Gulbenkian	Calouste Gulbenkian street, Arabkir District	Garegin Davtyan

Decorative statues

Year	Name	Location	Sculptor	Architect
1965	Hands of Friendship from Carrara to Yerevan	Circular Park, Kentron district	Ara Harutyunyan
1965	Melody	near the Yerevan Opera Theater, Kentron district	Sargis Baghdasaryan
1967	Mother Armenia	Victory Park, Kanaker-Zeytun district	Ara Harutyunyan	Rafael Israelyan
1970	Rebirth	Circular Park, Kentron district	Ruzan Kyurkchyan
1970	Waiting	Circular Park, Kentron district	Stepan Taryan
1970	The Water-Selling Boy	Stepan Shahumyan square, Kentron district	Hovhannes Bejanyan	Spartak Kndeghtsyan
1972	Hypernetic's Muse	Mergelyan Institute of Mathematical Machines, Arabkir district	Yervand Kochar
1973	Anush and Saro	Tumanyan Park, Ajapnyak district	Levon Tokmajyan
1975	The Girl from Van	Abovyan Street, Kentron district	Hripsimé Simonyan
1975	Nor Arabkir	Komitas Avenue, Arabkir district	Spartak Kndeghtsyan
1976	Pepo	English Park, Kentron district	Grigor Aharonyan	Mark Grigoryan
1982	Maternity	Pargev Margaryan maternity hospital, Mashtots Avenue, Kentron district	Yuri Minasyan
1984	Mountain Dance	near "Dvin" hotel, Hakop Paronyan street, Kentron district	Tigran Arzumanyan	Ashot Aleksanyan
1985	Revived Armenia	Circular Park, Kentron district	Khoren Ter-Harutyunyan
1985	The Woman from Karabakh	near the Yerevan Opera Theater, Kentron district	Davit Yerevantsi
1986	Loretsi Sako	Tumanyan Park, Ajapnyak district	Sargis Baghdasaryan
1986	Peace	Malatia-Sebastia district	Suren Nazaryan
1990	Phoenix	Paronyan Musical Comedy Theatre of Yerevan, Kentron district	William Petrosyan
1994	Angel	Children's railway, Kentron district	Hovhannes Muradyan
1994	Fire Dance (Lilith)	Uruguay square, Kentron district	William Petrosyan
1994	Jaguar	Children's railway, Kentron district	William Petrosyan
2001	Prometheus	Faustus of Byzantium street, Kentron district	Yuri Petrosyan
2002	Cat	Tamanian street, Kentron district	Fernando Botero
2002	Roman Warrior	Tamanian street, Kentron district	Fernando Botero
2002	Mother Arisen from Ashes	Tsitsernakaberd Genocide memorial, Kentron district	Rostam Avetisyan
2003	Melancholia	Faustus of Byzantium street, Kentron district	Yervand Kochar	Ashot Karapetyan
2007	" The Men " (1973)	Martiros Saryan park, Kentron district	Davit Minasyan
2009	Armenuhi^[6]	Lovers' Park, Kentron district	Hripsime Simonyan
2012	Eternal Conduct	the intersection of Moskovyan and Terian streets, Kentron district	Davit Yerevantsi	Ruben Hasratyan
2012	Smoking Woman	Tamanian street, Kentron district	Fernando Botero

Removed statues

Year completed - year removed	Name	Location	Sculptor	Architect
1896-1930's	Catherine II of Russia	near the Saint Nikolai Cathedral (now Shahumyan square), Kentron district	Alexander Opekushin
1932–1988	Meshadi Azizbekov	Azizbekov square (now Sakharov square), Kentron district	Suren Stepanyan
1935-1990's	Ghukas Ghukasyan	near the Yerevan State University, Kentron district	Suren Stepanyan	Hayk Asatryan
1939-1941	Sasuntsi Davit	Sasuntsi Davit Square, same artist and location as current Sasuntsi Davit statue which was demolished when sculptor Kochar was arrested by the Soviets, then he was commissioned to place a new one after he was "rehabilitated".	Yervand Kochar
1940–1991	Vladimir Lenin	Lenin square (now Republic Square), Kentron district	Sergey Merkurov	Levon Vardanyan
1950–1962	Joseph Stalin	Victory Park, Kanaker-Zeytun district, replaced with the current statue of Mother Armenia	Sergey Merkurov	Rafael Israelyan
1962–1990	Karl Marx	near the State Engineering University of Armenia, Kentron district	Artashes Hovsepyan	Seda Petrosyan
- 1990's	Kamo	near the Kamo school (now the Argentine Republic school no. 76), Baghramyan Avenue, Arabkir district	L. Apresyan	E. Papyan
1982 - 1990's	Glory to the work	the intersection of Arshakunyats Avenue and Bagratunyats street, Shengavit district	Ara Harutyunyan

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References

↑ Khanjyan, Artush (2004). Statues of Yerevan[Երեւանի արձանները] (in Armenian). Yerevan. ISBN 99941-920-1-9.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
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↑ (in Armenian) Երևանում կբացվի Վիլյամ Սարոյանի արձանը
↑ New Sayat Nova Statue in Yerevan Archived 2009-10-25 at the Wayback Machine
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[1] Khanjyan, Artush (2004). Statues of Yerevan[Երեւանի արձանները] (in Armenian). Yerevan. ISBN 99941-920-1-9.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

[2] (in Armenian) ԵՐԵՒԱՆՈՒՄ ԲԱՑՎԵՑ ԳԵՒՈՐԳ ՉԱՎՈՒՇԻ ԱՐՁԱՆԸ Archived 2011-09-27 at the Wayback Machine

[3] (in Armenian) ՏԱԳՆԱՊ. ԹՈՔՄԱՋՅԱՆԸ ԲՌՆԱԶԱՎԹՈՒՄ Է... Archived 2018-10-08 at the Wayback Machine

[4] (in Armenian) Երևանում կբացվի Վիլյամ Սարոյանի արձանը

[5] New Sayat Nova Statue in Yerevan Archived 2009-10-25 at the Wayback Machine

[6] (in Armenian) Արմենուհի

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