Ovanes Tumanian was an Armenian poet and writer, born in 1869 in the village of Dsegh. He is best known for his contributions to Armenian literature, particularly his poetry that often reflects themes of nature, love, and national identity. Tumanian's works are celebrated for their lyrical quality and deep emotional resonance. Throughout his life, Tumanian was also involved in cultural and educational initiatives, promoting the Armenian language and heritage. His most famous works include Anush and The Tale of the Little Hunchback. Tumanian passed away in 1923, leaving a lasting legacy in Armenian culture.