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Niko Pirosmani
1862–1918 · Georgian · 31 artworks
Naïve Art (Primitivism)Simplified formsLimited color palettesUse of black oilcloth as canvasDirect and expressive brushworkDepiction of Georgian culture
artist bio
Niko Pirosmani was a Georgian primitivist painter known for his simple, direct style and depictions of Georgian life. Largely self-taught, his work captures the essence of Georgian culture and traditions, making him a significant figure in Georgian art history.
what you'll learn
Studying Pirosmani's work allows students to explore the beauty of simplicity and the power of direct expression. Students can learn about folk art traditions and how to convey cultural narratives through art.
related: Henri Rousseau, Seraphine Louis
31 artworks
A young fisherman
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Tatar – fruit seller
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Fruit stall
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Women carrying eggs (Extant part of the Painting)
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Donkey Bridge
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Party by the River Tskheniszkali
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The feast of four citizens
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Sanitary inspector woman of the market
1916
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Saint Anthony (part of Tapestry in six paintings)
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Giorgi Saakadze
1913
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Big Marani in the forest
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Prayer in a Village
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Family feast
1907
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Two Georgians by a Giant Wine Jar (Quevri)
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Tobacco seller
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King Erekle II of Georgia
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Portrait of a railway worker (Misha Meheteli)
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Fisherman among Rocks
1906
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Road of Kakheti (part of Tapestry in six paintings)
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The church festival in Kartli (central Georgia)
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Trip by cart
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Georgian woman with children
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Peasant and his son
1908
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Company visit
1917
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Self Portrait
1900
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Easter lamb
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Fisherman in a Red Shirt
1908
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Girl with ball
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Queen Tamar
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Queen Tamar of Georgia
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Peasant woman with boy
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