Liana - Später Herbst XXL





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Liana, Später Herbst XXL, oil on canvas, original edition, 2025, 120 cm high by 100 cm wide, 5 kg, depicting an autumn scene in a modern style, from Germany, signed, sold directly by the artist, dated 2020 onward.
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Liana Nakashidze
Birches (Late Autumn)
Oil on Canvas
The work “Birches (Late Autumn)” is a significant example from Liana Nakashidze's ongoing nature series, inspired by the poetic and philosophical worldview of the Georgian poet Vaja-Pshavela. The birches assert their presence with quiet dignity, while in the foreground a low shrubbery in intense red tones of Viburnum creates a subtle painterly dialogue between calm and inner tension. The fragmentary composition intentionally leaves space open and invites the viewer to a quiet, contemplative engagement with nature.
As Vaja-Pshavela writes: “Nature is the mirror of the human soul.”
This work can be read as a painterly echo of this thought.
Due to its format, the painting will be shipped unframed, removed from the stretcher, and rolled on a sturdy cardboard core. This practically proven shipping method offers increased protection for the work and at the same time provides a cost-efficient solution for international transport.
Liana Nakashidze
Birches (Late Autumn)
Oil on Canvas
The work “Birches (Late Autumn)” is a significant example from Liana Nakashidze's ongoing nature series, inspired by the poetic and philosophical worldview of the Georgian poet Vaja-Pshavela. The birches assert their presence with quiet dignity, while in the foreground a low shrubbery in intense red tones of Viburnum creates a subtle painterly dialogue between calm and inner tension. The fragmentary composition intentionally leaves space open and invites the viewer to a quiet, contemplative engagement with nature.
As Vaja-Pshavela writes: “Nature is the mirror of the human soul.”
This work can be read as a painterly echo of this thought.
Due to its format, the painting will be shipped unframed, removed from the stretcher, and rolled on a sturdy cardboard core. This practically proven shipping method offers increased protection for the work and at the same time provides a cost-efficient solution for international transport.

