The Departure of the Procession from St. Etchmiadzin Cathedral

Sureniants employed oil paint to achieve detailed textures of both the crowd's attire and the cathedral's stone architecture, characterized by muted yet rich color tones, reflecting a post-Impressionist sensibility.

Created during the post-Impressionist period, the work is now part of the National Gallery of Armenia's collection, acknowledging Sureniants' role in founding Armenian historical painting, recognized by peers like Martiros Saryan and Ilya Repin.

This piece exemplifies Sureniants' thematic focus on Armenian history and folklore, contributing to the establishment of a distinct Armenian historical painting tradition.

As a foundational work in Armenian historical painting, it influences subsequent generations of artists exploring national themes, though its broader international impact remains less documented compared to its significance within Armenian cultural heritage.