#toidze

[thererisesaredstar]

In the name of peace by Irakli Toidze (1959)

[apenitentialprayer]

Under the Banner of Lenin, Under the Leadership of Stalin, Forward to the Victory of Communism!, by Iraklii Toidze, 1949.

The godlike worship of Communist elites appears the most ironic twist of Soviet communism. The writings of Lenin were treated as sacred text from a prophet and became the final justification of any act. Lenin's embalming further played on the Russian Orthodox belief that the bodies of saints decompose at a slower rate. Placing Lenin under glass in a state of suspended animation directly replicated the display of the bodies of saints in monasteries throughout Russia. In turn, Soviet officials violently opposed the display of saints and argued that their bodies were actually frauds made of wax; to prove their point, Soviets exhumed the bodies of saints and performed tests to determine their true consistency. Meanwhile, the waxy corpse of Lenin served as a "genuine" replacement. When Yugoslavian Vice-President Milovan Djilas visited Lenin's tomb in the 1940s, he observed the following: "as we descended into the Mausoleum, I saw how simple women in shawls were crossing themselves as though approaching the reliquary of a saint." Stalin also promoted himself as the "Father" of his people, applying the full force of the Soviet media to repeating the message that he alone could protect Soviet citizens from the evils of the world. During his reign, citizens were consistently admonished to "Be Like Stalin!" and for a time after Stalin's death it was suggested that he be made an "eternal member" of numerous Soviet organizations. In this way, Soviets elevated political figures to transcendental status unbecoming of the initial rhetoric of historical materialism.

Paul Froese ("Forced Secularization in Soviet Russia: Why an Atheistic Monopoly Failed")

[dato-georgia-caucasus]

Aleksandra Toidze

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what is your profile pic from. like the original photo of taylor? evermore photoshoot or?

Lenin Rallying the People by Irakliy Toidze. Also a Red TV photoshoot

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[pinkstarlightcomputer]

Natella Toidze Flora and Fauna. 1999 (diptych) Oil on canvas 180 × (100+100) cm.

[radioactivebottomfeeder]

“In the Name of Peace”, Iraklii Toidze, 1959

[theeleventhsignofthezodiac]

Irakli Moiseevich Toidze - Poster, USSR, Motherland calls, World War II, 1941

[trenderdevil]

Nino Tsereteli

she is, if not the first Georgian sculptress then one of the very first ones.

picture id: 1. a black and white picture of Nino Tsereteli, a white woman with short dark hair and jacket, she is looking at the camera and smiling. there is georgian text under the picture that says: 100, Nino Tsereteli, first georgian woman sculptor

2. an invitation paper that says: Ministry of culture of Georgia. Shalva Amiranashvili State Art Museum invites to the first Georgian sculptor woman, NINO TSERETELI'S works exhibition, dedicated to 100th birth anniversary. The exhibition opens on 5th of november 2002 at 15:00 P.M. #1 Lado Gudiashvili str. Tbilisi

3. a black and white picture of Nino Tsereteli looking at the camera, with a slight smile. She has a light jacket on.

4. A black and white picture of Nino Tsereteli working on a statue. Its a shoulder-length statue, it looks like a man with a hat on, she is working on his shoulders. She has a hat on and is wearing all white.

end id.

i was given an invitation paper(1, 2, 4th pictures) and i wanted to find out more about Nino Tsereteli so i went to google and found a post with history of her. my translation skills from georgian are a bit bad but here is some information about her:

Short introduction

Born 13 october 1902, Tbilisi.

She graduated from Tbilisi Academy of Arts in 1928. her teacher was Jacob Nikoladze. She worked primarily in the genre of portrait.

She was a very talented person, of free thinking. Her profession was "unwomanlike" - she was a sculptress and worked as hard as a bee. Nino Tseretelis spouse was Shalva Amiranashvili, he was an academic and studied art. Sculptor Jacob Nikoladze's favorite disciple worked in the 20-30s of the last century, in ussr, she worked in an avant-garde style.

Unfortunately, most of her creations are lost. In our generation, her name is forgotten.

The first sculpture and torso

In 1927, Nino Tsereteli participatee in the exhibition of the Georgian artist's society. The portrait she made of a friend, which was also sent to the exhibition of Georgian artists in Moscow in the same year, had positive reviews on it. After that, as a recognized sculptress, she participated in all the exhibitions of the republic. Her first work was a bas-relief, where she sculpted a man. In 1927, she sculpted a woman's torso. Since art of women's bodies was not accepted, by doing this Nino took a bold step. No one knows who was the model or reference for her sculpture. Nino Tsereteli created "Svan Man" and "Svan Woman", by comission of the Georgian museum in 1932, Kote Marjanishvili's bust - in 1934.

Theatrical plays

Nino Tsereteli has also been in charge of several theatrical plays. For the first time, with the painter Petre Ocxel, she worked on Shakespeare's "Othello". She has also tried her skills in theaters decorative painting. In 1931, in a theater with a teenager audience, she first operated the play "in a distant way". In 1931-1932, for "Wilhelm Tell" in the State Opera Theater, with painter Soliko Virsaladze, she has made sketches of the costumes.

Death

"Time is running and what i have the wish to do, I can not do." - Nino Tsereteli often repeated these words. In 17th february of 1939, at the age of 36, she died of blood poisoning. When she passed away, her youngest son was four months old, and the oldest was two years old. Nino Tsereteli was buried at the Kukia cemetery.

List of her works

1. e. Ninoshvili (gypsum is now lost, 1934),

2. K. Marjanishvili (Marble, 1935) busts;

3. D. Gvelesiani (stone, 1926)

4. a. Garibjaniani (Marble, 1926)

5. N. Tamamsheva (gypsum, 1926)

7. M. Meyer (Marble, 1927)

8. I. Toidze (gypsum, 1928)

9. S. Inashvili (Marble, 1929)

10. Sh. Mamaladze (Marmari, 1930 - every National Museum of Georgia)

Portraits:

11. '' Svan man ''

12. '' Svan Woman '' (both Bronze, 1932) and others.

She was an artist for theatrical plays.

[kxowledge]

Givi Toidze, seen at the Georgian Museum of Fine Arts, Tbilisi

[museu-degrandes-novidades]

Greetings for [International Women’s Day] the 8th of March (1964)

Iraklii Moiseevich Toidze

[sovietpostcards]

40th Anniversary of Russian October Revolution, postcard by I. Toidze (1957)

[seventh-victim]

“The Motherland Is Calling,” says a World War II Soviet military recruitment poster by Irakly Toidze featuring Mother Russia holding out the Red Army Oath of Allegiance in 1941. Photo by Laski Diffusion/Getty Images

[elenaemeraud]

Khrouchtchev A La Conquête De L'amérique

Khrouchtchev A La Conquête De L’amérique

https://dai.ly/x3psyyp de Tim Toidze – 59 mn – France / États-Unis – 2013 Image : Tim ToidzeMontage : Tim ToidzeCo-prod. : Point du Jour et Robert Stone ProductionsAvec la participation d’ARTE France, RTS, RSI et MDR C’est l’histoire de l’un des épisodes les plus étranges de la guerre froide : la visite en Amérique, sans fards ni artifices, du dirigeant soviétique Nikita Khrouchtchev pendant…

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Saakashvili may become disabled - doctor

Saakashvili may become disabled – doctor

A neurologist told how to save the ex-president of Georgia Saakashvili should be sent abroad for treatment. Photo: collage “Today” Neurologist Otar Toidze from the Empathy Medical Center in Georgia believes that former President Mikheil Saakashvili should be sent abroad for treatment, otherwise his condition will worsen, and this will lead to disastrous consequences. Interfax reports. “Now…

[art-now-germany]

SOLD, Eka Peradze

Information on this piece: Time: Modern Color: Edition: Unikat Series: '3 D image ' Year: 2013 W x H: 40.0 x 90.0 cm. screen Extras: drive is> dated > signed Already mounted on wooden frame My name is Eka Peradze. I was born on march 23, 1974 in Tbilisi, in georgia. I graduated from the secondary school and continued studing to Art school of Mose Toidze. In 1991, I graduated it with red diploma. After I have finished studing I got married and moved to Germany where I continued my life, my education and my work. I dedicated all my life to art. My work and name are well known in my country and also in many towns of the world. My work is saved in private collection of well known people such as collection of successful politicians and famous people. For example collection of patriarch of Georgia. I have exposed my work in many countries of the world. All my expositions had one purose: love, friendship, charity. Each exposition in my country is dedicated to help the poor and I think to continue doing the same in future. Part or whole benefit is always spent in caring for them. For additional information you can see videos on youtube or google, write my name and surname. I am mother of 4 children and live in Berlin with my family. I continue my work. I have planned expositions in many countries. In September 2013 is going to be published encyclopaedia on successful people of Georgia. Fortunately, in eighth part of this book will be placed information about me, about my work. Anyone who need my help I'm ready to be useful. I can offer my work anyone needs it. You can contact me at email ekaperadze@hotmail.de. your Sincerely Eka Peradze

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-SOLD/429098/1705391/view