[Signed] Popkhadze, Nino. Exhibition Catalogue (ნინო ფოფხაძე) Tbilisi, 1987. In Georgian and Russian.

Попхадзе, Нино. Каталог выставки / составитель Л. Гелашвили ; Союз художников ГССР, Дом художника ГССР.
Тбилиси : [Типография Дома художника ГССР, г. Рустави], 1987. 45 страниц, тоновые иллюстрации.
Мягкая издательская иллюстрированная обложка. Энциклопедический формат (28 х 21 см). Микротираж 300 экземпляров. Текст параллельно на грузинском и русском языках.
На титульном листе присутствует развернутая дарственная надпись (автограф) художницы Нино Попхадзе на грузинском языке, выполненная синей ручкой.
Состояние хорошее. Обложка со следами бытования, легкими заломами, пожелтением и поверхностными загрязнениями. Книжный блок крепкий, страницы чистые.
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Popkhadze, Nino. Exhibition Catalogue. Signed by the artist.
Tbilisi : Union of Artists of the GSSR / House of the Artist of the GSSR, 1987. 45 pages, monochrome illustrations.
Original publisher's illustrated softcover. Encyclopedic format (28 x 21 cm). Extremely limited print run of only 300 copies. Bilingual in Georgian and Russian.
The title page bears a handwritten presentation inscription (autograph) by the artist Nino Popkhadze in Georgian in blue ink.
Condition good. The cover shows signs of handling, light creasing, age-toning, and surface soiling. The text block is firm, and the pages are clean.

An exceptionally rare, limited-edition exhibition catalog dedicated to the life and work of the Georgian painter and graphic artist Nino Popkhadze (born 1916). Published in 1987 by the Union of Artists of the Georgian SSR with a microscopic print run of only 300 copies, this catalog is practically a phantom edition on the antiquarian market. The volume contains biographical essays, lists of her exhibited works, and reproductions of her art. Notably, the catalog details her extensive work in creating bookplates (ex-libris) and book illustrations alongside her landscape paintings. What makes this specific copy truly unique is the presence of the artist's authentic, handwritten presentation inscription on the title page. Perfect for collectors of Soviet graphic arts, ex-libris history, and rare Caucasian exhibition ephemera, this signed catalog is a museum-level bibliographic rarity.