Gospels of Gladzor

The Gospels of Gladzor are a 13th-century illuminated manuscript from Armenia, notable for its beautifully detailed miniatures and calligraphy. Created by monks at the Gladzor Monastery, they contain the texts of the four Gospels of the New Testament, illustrated to inspire devotion and understanding. The manuscript reflects both religious devotion and artistic achievement, showcasing Armenia’s rich medieval heritage and craftsmanship. Today, they are valued for their historical, religious, and artistic significance, representing an important cultural artifact that highlights medieval Armenian spirituality and artistic expression.