Davit Babayan

David Babayan (1940) In 1940

- was born in Yerevan. In 1968

- graduated from P.

Fine arts school named after Terlemezyan. Since 1965, a permanent participant of republican, all-union and international exhibitions (Bulgaria, Germany, France, Finland, Italy, Japan, Czechoslovakia, Belgium, etc.). 1968 - won a special prize as a young sculptor (Sofia, Bulgaria). 1975 - awarded III degree diploma (Poland) at the "Pottery in Architecture" world exhibition. 1970-73

- participated in decorating the Chess House and Puppet Theater buildings (Yerevan). In 1980

- Decorative works of the facade of the Armenian church in Issy-le-Moulineau. In 1983

- built the Armenian-French monument (Paris) from basalt. In 1986

- bronze sculpture symbolizing peace and motherhood (Lidis, Czechoslovakia). 2000

- Monument dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide (in the cemetery of Lilas, France). In 2003

- Komitas monument dedicated to the memory of the victims of the Genocide (Paris) In 2004

- "Peace" sculpture (Choisy le Roi) In 2004

- Monument dedicated to Sayat-Nova (Yerevan, Armenia). In 2005

- a monument dedicated to the founder of the opera (Yerevan, Armenia), as well as a number of monuments in different countries of the world. in 2009

- The statue of William Saroyan (Yerevan, Armenia) etc. Individual exhibitions.

In 1985

- Belgium, "AZUR" gallery In 1993

- Paris, Basmajian Gallery   Since 2007, Knight of Arts and Letters (France, Ministry of Culture and Communications). The works are in the Museum of Modern Art (Yerevan), State Museum of Sofia (Bulgaria), Museum of Oriental Peoples (Moscow), State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow), Armenian Museum (Paris), Museum of Numismatics (Paris), State Museum of Modern Art (Paris), State Museum of Prague (Poland) and other museums and private galleries. Lives and works in Paris.