Zaza Skhirtladze - Selected Publications#

Z. Skhirtladze. Early Medieval Georgian Monumental Painting. Telovani Church of the Holy Cross (Tbilisi: Nekeri Publishers, 2008), XX+376 pp. (In Georgian, Summary in English)

Z. Skhirtladze. The Frescoes of Otkhta Eklesia (Tbilisi: Tbilisi State University Publishers, 2009), XXIV+405 pp. (In Georgian, Summary in English)

Z. Skhirtladze. The Apse decoration of the Akhiza Cathedral: Documents and Materials in the Museums of Georgia, Anatolian Studies, 59 (2009): 139-146.

Z. Skhirtladze. The Oldest Paintings in Oshki Church. Byzantine Church Decoration and Georgian Art, Eastern Christian Art, 7 (2010): 97-134.

Z. Skhirtladze. Apocryphal Cycle of the Virgin in Medieval Georgian Murals. Preliminary Observations, in: I. Ctevovic ed., ΣΥMΜΕΙΚΤΑ, Collection of Papers Dedicated to the 40th Anniversary of the Institute for Art History, Faculty of Philisophy, Universite of Belgrade (Belgrade, 2012), 103-118.

Z. Skhirtladze. The Image of the Virgin on Sinai Hexaptych and the Apse Mosaic of Hagia Sophia, Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 69 (2014): 369-386.

Z. Skhirtladze. Illuminated Liturgical Scrolls in Medieval Georgia. The Gelati Eilitarion, in: S. Brodbeck, A. Nikolaïdés, P. Pagès, B. Pitarakis, I. Rapti, E. Youta eds., Mélanges Catherine Jolivet-Lévy [Travaux et Mémoires: 20/2]] (Paris, 2016): 515-536.

Z. Skhirtladze. The Stone of Grace in the Gareja Desert, Georgia, in: R. Bartal, N. Bodner, B. Kuhnel eds., Natural Materials of the Holy Land and the Visual Translation of Place, 500-1500 (Routledge, 2017): 94-108.

Z. Skhirtladze. History in Images. Donor Figures in Medieval Georgian Art, in Cultural Interactions in Medieval Georgia, ed. by Michele Bacci, Thomas Kaffenberger, Manuela Studier-Karlen [Scrinium Friburgense: 41]] (Friebourg, 2018): 47-74.

Z. Skhirtladze. Ani and Georgia: Studies and Materials (Tbilisi: Tbilisi State University Publishers, 2020), vol. I: XXVII+431pp.; vol. II: XXI+445pp.; vol. III: XIX+547pp.; in collaboration with N. Turabelidze, G. Tcheishvili, J. Chkhvimiani, M. Pataridze, I. Paghava, I. Giviashvili, V. Kekelia, N. Chakvetadze, N. Sikharulidze, T. Jalagania.