אוהנסיאן, דוד, 1884-1953
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- Moughalian, Sato. Feast of ashes, 2019:ECIP title page (David Ohannessian) data view (Summary: biography of David Ohannessian, a renowned Ottoman Armenian ceramist, who survived a brutal deportation from his home city of Kutahya during the Armenian Genocide and went on to establish the art of painted ceramics in Jerusalem.)
- Rockefeller Museum (Jerusalem) website, Nov. 13, 2018(David Ohannessian, 1884-1953. The Armenian potter David Ohannessian, whose tiles decorate the Rockefeller Museum, was born in a small village in western Anatolia (Turkey) in 1884. At the age of seventeen he joined a pottery workshop in Kutahya and within a short time became its owner. Ohannessian produced tiles and vessels and renovated ceramic revetments on historical buildings, in Turkey, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia. During the First World War, Ohannessian and his family were deported to Syria. It was in Aleppo that he met the British diplomat Sir Mark Sykes, who was instrumental in bringing him to Palestine at the end of 1918. Ohannessian continued to work in Jerusalem until 1948, after which he relocated to Beirut, where he died a few years later.)
- Stanford University Press website, Nov. 13, 2018(David Ohannessian, the renowned ceramicist who in 1919 founded the art of Armenian pottery in Jerusalem. Born in an isolated Anatolian mountain village, he witnessed the rise of violent nationalism in the waning years of the Ottoman Empire, endured arrest and deportation in the Armenian Genocide, founded a new ceramics tradition in Jerusalem under the British Mandate, and spent his final years, uprooted, in Cairo and Beirut.)
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דוד אוהנסיאן (בארמנית: Davit Ohannessian; 1884 – 1952) היה אמן אריחי קרמיקה ארמני, יליד האימפריה העות'מאנית, הנחשב לאבי אמנות הקרמיקה הארמנית בירושלים.
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