PETRE OTSKHELI - DAVID JANIASHVILI, KETEVAN KINTSURASHVILI

Discover the fascinating journey through the works of Petre Otskheli, one of the most outstanding artists of Georgian modernism and avant-garde. This unique publication, issued by the College of Eastern Europe, transports the reader to the world of scenography, in which Otskheli made his mark on the history of art not only in Georgia, but also worldwide. His early collaboration with Georgian theater director Kote Marjaniszwili allowed him to develop his extraordinary talent, creating works combining elements of art deco and Soviet realism.

• Unique publication dedicated to the work of Petre Otskheli.
• Contains elements of art deco and Soviet realism.
• Collaboration with Kote Marjaniszwili influenced the development of the artist's talent.
• The 279x279 mm format allows you to fully appreciate the details.
• Hardcover binding ensures durability and elegance.
• Ideal for lovers of art and the history of scenography.

The book "Petre Otskheli - David Janiashvili, Ketevan Kintsurashvili" is not only a collection of reproductions of the artist's works, but also an in-depth analysis of his work and its impact on the world of art. The authors, David Janiashvili and Ketevan Kintsurashvili, bring closer the historical and cultural context in which Otskheli created, showing his unique approach to scenography and costume design.

The College of Eastern Europe publishing house has taken care of the highest editorial quality, presenting Otskheli's works in full splendor. The hardcover binding and large format (279x279 mm) make the album not only a valuable scientific publication, but also an elegant decorative element.

Thanks to this book, you can move to the world of Georgian modernism and discover the genius of an artist who forever changed the face of scenography. Regardless of whether you are an art connoisseur or are just beginning your adventure with art history, this publication will certainly delight and inspire you.

The album contains 107 pages full of reproductions and analyses that allow you to understand and appreciate the work of Petre Otskheli. It is a must-have for anyone interested in the art of the 20th century and the culture of Georgia.