Meir Pichhadze
Meir Pichhadze (מאיר פיצ'חדזה; August 16, 1955 in Kutaisi, Georgia – February 4, 2010 in Tel Aviv, Israel) was an Israeli artist and painter. Pichhadze began studying art as a child with the sculptor Razu Ramishvili. He moved with his family to Israel in 1973.
Also recorded as Meir Pichkhadze · Meir Pʻicx̌azė · Meʼir Pits'aḥadzah
Meir Pichhadze
- Born
- 1955 · Kutaisi.
- Died
- 2010 · Tel Aviv.
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- Israel · Georgia
- Occupation
- painter
- Fields
- painting
- Honours
- Young Artist Prize
- Languages
- Hebrew · Judaeo-Georgian
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There his work revealed influences of the primitivist stylings of Georgian painter Niko Pirosmanashvili. In 1983, Pichhadze began studying at the Kalisher College of Art. His first exhibition was at the school's newly opened gallery. He was known for his unusual style, most notably for painting on a black canvas instead of the traditional white canvas. Pichhadze died after a six-month battle with cancer.
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1955
Meir Pichhadze born at Kutaisi.
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Meir Pichhadze died at Tel Aviv.
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The authorities additionally record the headings Meir Pichkhadze, Meir Pʻicx̌azė and Meʼir Pits'aḥadzah. His recorded languages were Hebrew and Judaeo-Georgian. Recorded as having received Young Artist Prize.
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