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| Epoch | 1896-1990 (XX) |
| Work | Bata Kekia (Demna Shengelaia, Bata Kekia, Tbilisi 1966) |
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| Quote | “Tell me, what am I shaking? Once that Golden Goat which the Greeks stole from us, hung on my branches […] The Greeks wanted us, I know well, to remain without wine-skin, and that is why those bastards pinched that Golden Goat from us […]. We are Kubaks, who would have given us the Golden Goat? Even if we had it, who would have left it with us? Had it not been the Greek, Tatars would have snatched it from us. Russian king never let us have our own skins, would he permit us to have the Golden Goat’s skin? […]. Don’t let that upset you, but, oh, had we had that darned Golden Goat, then!... (pg. 11) |
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Nike. Vani. II-I BC, Bronze, 22 x19 cm. The Georgian National Museum.
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