Definition of Toramanian. Meaning of Toramanian. Synonyms of Toramanian

- Reconstruction overlaid on ruins by Toramanian Exterior Reconstruction by Toramanian Interior Reconstruction by Toramanian Aerial view of the entire complex...
- Toros Toramanian (Armenian: Թորոս Թորամանեան; 1864 – March 1, 1934) was a prominent Armenian architect and architectural historian. He is considered "the...
- Graeco-Roman vocabulary with the use of basalt rather than marble." Toros Toramanian stressed the singularity of the temple as a Roman-style building in the...
- which may reflect time, place, and the creativity of its designer. Toros Toramanian distinguished the following classical styles while studying these variations...
- which may reflect time, place, and the creativity of its designer. Toros Toramanian distinguished the following classical styles while studying these variations...
- southern apse of the cathedral collapsed. It was restored under Toros Toramanian's supervision in what was the first case of restoration of an architectural...
- as well as portions of the upper walls. Architectural historian Toros Toramanian believed that the current roofless church once had five domes: a single...
- Reconstruction of the inside of the gavit, by Toros Toramanian....
- A-C, by Philip Mattar- p. 195 The great 4: Mesrob, Komidas, Antranik, Toramanian, by Herminé D. Varjabedian, Shirak Press, 1969, p. 51 Historical Dictionary...
- structures of the early medieval ages that partly survived. According to Toros Toramanian, Yererouk is a clear and perhaps the earliest example of the basilica...