Showing 24 artworks out of 97 with Art Palace Of Georgia - Museum Of Cultural History
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Art Palace Of Georgia - Museum Of Cultural History
- Alexander Shervashidze-Chachba
- Cristoforo Castelli
- David Kakabadze
- Elene Akhvlediani (Georgian: ელენე ახვლედიანი)
- Giorgi (Gigo) Ivanes Dze Gabashvili
- Giorgi Eristavi
- Grigory Grigorievich Gagarin
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- Jean-Joseph Benjamin-Constant
- Mzechabuk Amirejibi
- Parnaoz Georgievich Lapiashvili
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- Revaz Ivanovich Mirzashvili
- Soliko Virsaladze
- Stefano Paolini
- Tamara Kvesitadze
- Valerian Vladimirovich Sidamon-Eristavi
- Vladimir Lado Gudiashvili
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Original hand-painted reproduction of Petre Otskheli’s ‘Decoration Sketch.’ Captivating 1932 Georgian modernist city scene. A unique art piece for collectors.
A striking geometric composition of metallic triangles and rings set against a bold red background defines this 1929 collage by Georgian modernist master David Kakabadze, inviting you to explore a piece of avant-garde history.
A serene watercolor park scene featuring scattered benches and lush greenery by Georgian modernist master David Kakabadze from 1938 invites you to bring this tranquil piece of avant-garde history into your collection.
Vibrant 1894 depiction of pilgrims on horseback from Samarkand by Gigo Gabashvili; explore this rich journey into Eastern culture today.
An exquisite red Georgian movie costume featuring intricate gold embroidery and sequins by Revaz Ivanovich Mirzashvili from 1959 offers a glimpse into cinematic history that you can bring to your private collection.
An avant-garde black and white stage design by Georgian visionary Iraklii Gamrekeli featuring geometric chair arrangements from 1923, offering a rare glimpse into theatrical history for collectors to explore.
A striking black and gold costume from the 1959 film Mahmud designed by Revaz Ivanovich Mirzashvili captures Georgian cinematic history, offering a unique glimpse into mid-century production design for collectors.
A captivating black and white exploration of depth through three glass boxes by Georgian modernist pioneer David Kakabadze from 1922 invites you to explore the innovative boundaries of early cinematic art.
Vibrant floral abstractions blend with surreal elements in this 1921 watercolor by Georgian modernist David Kakabadze, offering a unique window into early twentieth-century avant-garde art for your collection.
Explore Petre Otskheli’s ‘Sketch for the Paly,’ a layered mixed-media abstract depicting a figure within draped cloth. Expressive, melancholic & rich in color, this 1933 sketch embodies Georgian modernism.
Two figures in vibrant theatrical costumes stand poised in this 1931 costume design by Georgian modernist Petre Otskheli, offering a captivating glimpse into stage history for collectors to explore and cherish.
Vibrant floral abstractions blend with surreal elements in this 1921 watercolor by Georgian modernist David Kakabadze, offering a unique window into early twentieth-century avant-garde art for your collection.
Discover "Cave Tellers" by Tamara Kvesitadze – a captivating 250cm painting of sculpted figures exploring human emotion. A unique art reproduction, perfect for collectors.
Grigory Gagarin (1810-1893) was a Russian painter, diplomat & administrator known for his portraits of Caucasian peoples & illustrations of Pushkin's works. Early Life and Education: Grigory Gagarin was born in Saint Petersburg to the noble Rurikid princely gagarin family. His father, prince grigory ivanovich gagarin, was a russian diplomat in france and later the ambassador to italy. Artistic C
Vibrant theatrical costumes for a Henrik Ibsen play come to life in this 1931 modernist design by Petre Otskheli, offering a nostalgic glimpse into Georgian stage history that collectors will adore.
David Kakabadze’s 1925 sketch explores light & mechanics with Cubist/Futurist influence. A rare blueprint showcasing Georgian avant-garde engineering illustration.
Admire Grigory Gagarin's 'Mingrelian Prince,' a captivating portrait capturing Georgian culture and artistry. Explore his diverse oeuvre, including Caucasus landscapes and depictions of Circassian women – masterpieces reflecting Romanticism. A stunning portrayal of Georgian culture and artistry, Grigory Gagarin's 'Mingrelian Prince' showcases his masterful technique and keen observation of the hu
This painting exemplifies Gagarin's dedication to documenting Caucasian landscapes and peoples during his travels. Its meticulous detail reflects his commitment to preserving cultural heritage. Grigory Gagarin’s ‘Georgian Man,’ painted in 1855, showcases a portrait of a Caucasian gentleman against a sandy backdrop. Inspired by Pushkin's literary works and Duma’s admiration for Tbilisi’s theatre a