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- Alexander Shervashidze-Chachba
- Cristoforo Castelli
- David Kakabadze
- Elene Akhvlediani (Georgian: ელენე ახვლედიანი)
- Giorgi (Gigo) Ivanes Dze Gabashvili
- Giorgi Eristavi
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- 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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Grigory Gagarin (1810-1893) was a Russian painter, diplomat & administrator known for his portraits of Caucasian peoples & illustrations of Pushkin's works. Explore his unique window into 19th-century Russian art and culture. Explore Grigory Gagarin's captivating painting "The North Caucasian Prince with Father", depicting a serene Caucasus landscape and highlighting the artist’s influence on Geo
Grigory Gagarin’s ‘Circassian Warrior,’ painted in 1855, captures the spirit of Caucasus mountaineers resisting Russian dominion. Executed with guache on paper, this artwork exemplifies Gagarin’s dedication to documenting Caucasian life and culture, mirroring themes explored in Pushkin's literary works. Explore Grigory Gagarin’s captivating Circassian Warrior (1855), a masterful depiction of Cauc
Explore Grigory Gagarin's masterpiece 'Family from Armenia,' depicting a Georgian family with intricate detail and inspired by Pompeii’s theater – a poignant glimpse into Caucasus life.
Explore Grigory Gagarin's masterpiece 'Patriarch of Armenia,' a stunning fresco depicting Saint Gregory the Illuminator at Tbilisi Sioni Cathedral, Georgia (1855). Discover Armenian art history!
Grigory Grigorievich Gagarin A man from Nagorno-Karabakh Painting Neutrals 1855 Serene Oil On Canvas Admire Grigory Gagarin's 'A Man From Nagorno-Karabakh,' a captivating painting capturing Caucasian culture and history. Explore this masterpiece – available as premium prints at ArtsDot. Romanticisme 59 x 42 cm Living Room Dramatic
Russian Painting 19th Century Paper Art Palace of Georgia - Museum of Cultural History (Tbilisi, Georgia) Watercolor Admire Grigory Gagarin's 'Kurd from Ararat,' a captivating watercolor depicting a Caucasian man in traditional attire, housed at Tbilisi’s Art Palace of Georgia - Museum of Cultural History.
Four men with distinct expressions stand in this evocative 1932 drawing by Georgian modernist Petre Otskheli, offering a rare glimpse into theatrical constructivism that you can bring to your private collection.
Illustrator of Pushkin’s works; Known for portraits of Caucasian peoples. Grigory Grigorievich Gagarin Caucasian Prince Born in Saint Petersburg to the noble Rurikid princely family Grigory Gagarin was a Russian painter,Major General and diplomat.A friend of Alexander Pushkin and Mikhail Lermontov, In 1848-1855 Gagarin lived in Tiflis served under Mikhail Vorontsov. Among the military and admin
Abstract watercolor by David Kakabadze (1921). Layered floral forms in earthy tones evoke quiet contemplation. Early 20th-century abstraction, Georgian art.
A melancholic mixed-media abstract featuring a hooded figure by Petre Otskheli, this 1933 Georgian modernist sketch captures expressive drama and invites you to explore the depth of his scenographic legacy.
Grigory Gagarin’s ‘Circassian Soldier’ is a masterful portrayal of a Circassian soldier standing on a dirt ground. The painting showcases intricate uniform details and reflects Gagarin's fascination with documenting diverse ethnic groups during his travels in the Caucasus region. Admire Grigory Gagarin's captivating Circassian Soldier painting – a detailed depiction of a Caucasian soldier in unif
1855 Gagarin painting: 'Georgian Militia in Zaqatala'. Detailed illustration of Georgian soldiers in traditional attire. A unique glimpse into 19th-century Russian art & Caucasus culture.
Grigory Gagarin's 'Caucasian Policeman,' painted in 1855, captures the spirit of Georgian culture through its portrayal of Circassian fighters and Shamil. Explore this iconic artwork’s rich symbolism and artistic merit. Admire Grigory Gagarin’s captivating ‘Caucasian Policeman,’ a masterful depiction of Georgian nobility and military heroism from 1855, showcased at the Art Palace of Georgia.
Admire Grigory Gagarin’s captivating depiction of Georgian woman from Tbilisi (1855), showcasing his masterful artistic talent and capturing the essence of Caucasian culture during the Victorian era.
A striking black and white modernist sketch by Petre Otskheli from 1932 captures a man with a mysterious expression holding a plate, offering a unique glimpse into Georgian scenographic history for your collection.
A striking 1932 black and white study by Georgian modernist Petre Otskheli capturing a formal moment of confidence, offering a unique piece of theatrical history for your private collection.
A dynamic 1936 painting by Georgian modernist Petre Otskheli captures a man in a suit and helmet soaring amidst birds, offering a unique piece of constructivist history for your collection.