Arshak Fetvadjian (1866-1947) was an Armenian artist, painter and designer best known for his watercolor paintings of the medieval Armenian city of Ani (in Kars, Turkey), and for designing the currency and postage stamps of the first Republic of Armenia. Fetvadjian's Ani watercolor postcards were printed in Vienna in 1903.
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  • Ararat Ararat
  • Cathédrale d'Ani, Ruines d'Ani Cathédrale d'Ani, Ruines d'Ani
  • Église Saint-Grégoire d'Abougraments Église Saint-Grégoire d'Abougraments
  • Église Saint-Grégoire de Tigrane Honents, Ruines d'Ani Église Saint-Grégoire de Tigrane Honents, Ruines d'Ani
  • Karmirvank, Ruines d'Ani Karmirvank, Ruines d'Ani
  • The Church of the Shepherd, Ruines d'Ani The Church of the Shepherd, Ruines d'Ani
  • The Merchant's Palace, Ruines d'Ani The Merchant's Palace, Ruines d'Ani