Item #4602 Graphics, Paintings, Drawings. Inna Divnogorc’eva-Grigolia.
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings
Graphics, Paintings, Drawings

Graphics, Paintings, Drawings

Divnogorc’eva-Grigolia, Inna

Tbilisi: Xelovneba, 1972.

First printing. (104) pp., 9 x 11.75 inches. Gilt-stamped cloth over boards in printed dust-jacket. With 121 illustrations in color and black-and-white. Introduction by Andrei Konstantinovich Lebedev. Text in Georgian and Russian. Inscribed by the artist.

Small tear near gutter of title-page spread, and slight age-toning of page edges, otherwise very good internally; cloth mottled and slightly musty with small stain along bottom edge, in a chipped and torn jacket with several losses at edges. Item #4602

Paintings, drawings, illustrations, and book designs, many of which showcase Georgian lettering and font designs. The artist’s husband Lado Grigolia is a well-known authority on Georgian fonts, and was an esteemed teacher at the Tbilisi Academy of Art.

Inscribed in 1979 (in Russian): “To Alexander Petrovich Mezhirov, with endless gratitude and admiration.” Mezhirov (1923?-2009) was a Soviet poet of the WWII Generation, and translator from Georgian and Lithuanian, who emigrated to the United States in 1992, living first in New York and then in Portland, Oregon.

Price: $250.00