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Jun 2023
27m 10s

Discovering the Art of Niko Pirosmani

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In this episode of Tbilisi Podcast, hosts Tom and Meg explore the life and legacy of Georgian artist Niko Pirosmani. They discuss his unconventional techniques, his impact on Georgian national identity, and his infamous tavern paintings. They also touch on the uncertain history surrounding his death and the enduring popularity of his artwork.


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