Authors: Vakhtang Beridze, Dimitri Tumanishvili.

Tbilisi, 2018. 172 pp.

“Culture and Artistic Life in the First Republic of Georgia (1918-1921)” is a publication, dedicated to the short-lived independence of the country, containing two essays: “Culture and Art in the Independent Georgia (1918-1921) by Vakhtang Beridze and “Architecture and Construction Activities in 1917-1920 Georgia” by Dimitri Tumanishvili. The book is richly illustrated with the artworks of 1918-1921, photographs of the personalities active in that time period and various historical documents, the full English translation of the Georgian text is provided and the annotations are attached to the illustrations.

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Medieval Georgian Sculpture

Medieval Georgian Sculpture
Authors: T. Dadiani, E. Kvachatadze, T. Khundadze
424pp.

The book represents a final stage of a multi-year research project financed by the Rustaveli Foundation. The edition “Medieval Georgian Sculpture” includes a lot of unpublished material, as well as well-known reliefs the photographs of which have been taken again. The edition helps to create an uninterrupted picture of development of Medieval Georgian sculpture. Moreover, as far as the main trend of the book has scientific character it represents extensive studies which together with the material create a full picture of development of the mention branch in the above pointed chronological period.

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Alexander (Shura Bandzeladze)

Alexander (Shura Bandzeladze)

Authors: S. Lezhava, M. Gachechiladze, K. Kintsurashvili, T. Belashvili.

Tbilisi, 2017. 264pp.

The book shows off the development of the artist Alexander (Shura) Bandzeladze. The edition is richly illustrated and presents the artist’s paintings, graphic works, book illumination, sculpture and church monumental painting as well. Along with the visual material the edition presents extensive art history textual material, which includes independent texts of four authors. The artist is introduces both in historic and general cultural context.

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Georgian Antiquities № 20

Georgian Antiquities 20

Collected articles of the George Chubinashvili National Research Centre for Georgian Art History and Heritage Preservation

In 2017 the annual collected articles of the Centre – Georgian Antiquities was made ready and published. There are gathered scientific researches of the Centre scientists and not only theirs (16 publications all together) in different spheres of ancient Georgian art: architecture, wall painting, reliefs, metal chasing and applied art. The magazine includes publication already having an archival significance and the material which gives factual information for the later scientific research.

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Georgian Antiquities № 19

 

Jani Medzmariashvili. Painting. Graphics

Jani Medzmariashvili. Painting. Graphics

Tbilisi, 2016.

Authors: Dali Lebanidze, Marina Medzmariashvili.

112 pp. 110 illustrations. (In Georgian and English).

The book is dedicated to creative works of Jani Medzmariashvili, one of the 50s-60s generation of Georgian artists of the 20th century. A large spectrum of the artist’s paintings or graphic pieces are presented in the general historic-cultural context.

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ARCHITECTURE AND IDENTITY: CHURCH BUILDING IN TBILISI (1801-1918)

Tbilisi, 2016

Edited by David Khoshtaria.

The book contains 264 pages and 192 illustrations.

The book is a result of a two-year research project supported by the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation. The conducted research implied multidimensional attitude towards the history of church architecture, with the use of methods of the sociology of religion and identity studies. The book is a collection of eleven research papers by six contributors, which deal with various aspects of the project subject.

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Dusheti. Urban and Architectural Heritage  2016

Dusheti. Urban and Architectural Heritage  2016

Aauthor: Maia Mania

The book represents a fundamental research of Dusheti cultural heritage based on years-old archival, source study and field works.

The book contains 279 pages, 519 illustrations and a vast summary in English.

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