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| Epoch | 1939 (XX-XXI) |
| Work | Before … anatomy on your Table (Lia Sturua, On the Contrary, Tbilisi, 2014) |
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| Quote | “Before they put anatomy on your table, You never let go of blood pressure meter Columns, columns – the whole Parthenon, Living inside as an oldish guide… To the question: - who remembers you sweetly? You will fail answering, You will talk about Phidias in a bronze voice, You will die with this language Who are you leaving the silver columns to? The freedom of Hexameter?” (pg. 211) |
| Term |
Nike. Vani. II-I BC, Bronze, 22 x19 cm. The Georgian National Museum.
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