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H2SO4

1924
Not on view
Edition of 1,000



Cover with letterpress typographic design by Gamrekeli on front; photomechanical reproductions of works by Gamrekeli and Gordeziani throughout; text features letterpress typographic designs (some incorporating photomechanical reproductions).

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Title: H2SO4
  • Artist: Irakli Gamrekeli (Georgian, 1894–1943)
  • Author: Beno Gordeziani (Georgian, 1894–1943)
  • Author: Nikoloz C̆ac̆ava (Georgian, 1901–1974)
  • Author: Simon Čʻikʻovani (Georgian, 1903–1966)
  • Author: Akaki Beliašvili (Georgian, 1903–1961)
  • Author: Bidzina Abuladze (Georgian, 1907–1964)
  • Date: 1924
  • Geography: Tʻbilisi, Georgia
  • Dimensions: 1 volume (48 [i.e. 96] pages) : illustrations ;12 3/16 in. (31 cm)
  • Credit Line: Watson Library copy: promised gift of David Orentreich
  • Object Number: DSO D 3022
  • Curatorial Department: Thomas J. Watson Library

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