Showing 24 artworks out of 46 with Niko Pirosmani and with artwork date before 1915 and with artwork date after 1905
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Niko Pirosmani
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-1915
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- Phthalo Green
- Espresso
- Rosy Brown
- Black
- Putty
- Gray
- Driftwood
- Midnight Blue
- Prussian Blue
- Sea Green
- Walnut
- Sap Green
- Quinacridone Magenta
- Plum
- Niko Pirosmani
- Georgian Art
- Naive Art Style
- Oilcloth Painting
- Vintage Painting
- Oil On Canvas
- 1906 Painting
- Primitive Art
- Rural Georgia
- Portrait Of Man
- 19Th Century Art
- Simple Forms
- Geometric Shapes
- Flat Acrylic Paint
- “Art Museum”
- Reclining Female
- Unsettling Scene
- "Georgian Painter"
- “Russian Art”
- Wine Painting”
- Traditional Attire
- “Post Impressionism”
- “Georgian Culture”
- “Rough Texture”
- Symbolic Imagery
- Georgian Art”
- Dark Colors”
- Primitive Painting
- Dreamlike Art
- Symbolic Portrait
- Peasant Painting
- Early 20Th Century”
- Yellow Ground
- Ortahalia Artwork
- Diptych Artwork
- “Vintage Painting”
- Fragmented Painting
- Blue Sky Clouds
- “Dark Still Life”
- “Abstract Still Life”
- Folk Art Portrait
- Traditional Georgia
- Nika Pirosmani
- Abstract Figure Art
- Primitivism Art
- Vintage Georgian Art
- Unique Art Gift
- Gold Belt Artwork
- Family Portrait
- Deer Artwork
Discover Niko Pirosmani’s ‘Peasant and his Son’ (1908). A poignant oil painting of rural life in Georgia, showcasing expressive realism & timeless dignity. Explore this iconic primitivist work.
A vibrant display of Naive Art features this whimsical 1905 oil painting Giraffe by Georgian master Niko Pirosmani, showcasing bold colors and simple forms that invite you to bring this charming piece into your collection.
Explore Niko Pirosmani’s ‘Saint George’s Day in Bolnisi.’ A fragmented, expressionist oil painting showcasing Georgian primitivism & raw emotion. Discover this unique artwork!
Explore 'Saint George’s Day in Bolnisi' by Niko Pirosmani – a haunting fragment of Georgian primitivism. Discover its raw style, symbolic depth & unique artistic vision.
Explore Niko Pirosmani’s ‘Beauties of Ortachala’ (1905) diptych – stark gray nudes, symbolic birds & stars in a graphic, minimalist style. A poignant study of vulnerability and Georgian art history.
Admire Niko Pirosmani’s ‘Portrait of Alexander Garanov,’ a captivating folk-art portrait from 1906. Explore this unique Georgian primitivist painting's bold style & timeless appeal.
Experience Nika Pirosmani’s poignant 'Still Life' (1912). A captivating glimpse into Georgian modernism – hand-painted reproduction of this iconic work, 20x72cm.