The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The California State Capitol is home to a remarkable collection of nearly 50 flags dating from the Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I.  Some of the flags on exhibit at the Capitol have only been display on the parade ground, while others have accompanied Californians into battle.  Four historic flags will be on display from July 3, 2008 to July 14, 2008.  These fragile flags have been undergoing conservation and have not been on exhibit for several years.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.

The Joint Rules Committee, Assembly Member Paul Krekorian, California State Parks and the State Capitol Museum present the William Saroyan Centennial Exhibit, July 2 – August 24, 2008. This traveling exhibit honors Armenian-American author and playwright William Saroyan as part of a year-long celebration of the 100th anniversary of his birth.

Black and white photos of Saroyan by Armenian photographer Boghos Boghossian are accompanied by excerpts from his works. The exhibit is curated by Varoujan Der Simonian of the Armenian Heritage Museum of Fresno, CA. Photographer Boghos Boghossian was born in Yerevan, Armenia in 1941. He became the official photographer for many of the newspapers in Armenia and the former Soviet Union. He has participated in numerous international competitions and has received several awards for his work.

Boghossian accompanied William Saroyan during the author’s last two visits to Armenia in 1976 and 1978. He took more than one thousand black and white photos, a selection of which are on exhibit in the State Capitol Museum. More than any other recognition he has received, the artist cherishes Saroyan’s autograph, which describes him as “a poet of the camera.” Boghossian still lives and works in Yerevan, Armenia.