Zurab Lezhava: Exhibition (ზურაბ ლეჟავა). Tbilisi: Khelovneba, 1985. In Georgian, Russian, and English.

Лежава, Зураб Платонович. Зураб Лежава : Выставка : [каталог] / составитель и художник Н. Малазония ; предисловие М. Карбелашвили.
Тбилиси : Издательство «Хеловнеба», 1985. [52] страницы, тоновые иллюстрации.
Мягкая издательская иллюстрированная обложка. Энциклопедический формат (28 см). Тираж 5 000 экземпляров. Текст параллельно на грузинском, русском и английском языках.
Состояние хорошее. Обложка с небольшими потертостями по краям и сгибу корешка, легкие поверхностные загрязнения. Книжный блок крепкий, страницы чистые.
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Lezhava, Zurab Platonovich. Zurab Lezhava: Exhibition: [catalog] / compiled and designed by N. Malazonia ; foreword by M. Karbelashvili.
Tbilisi : "Khelovneba" Publishing House, 1985. [52] pages, monochrome illustrations.
Original publisher's illustrated softcover. Encyclopedic format (28 cm). Print run of 5,000 copies. Text in Georgian, Russian, and English.
Condition good. Cover shows minor edge wear and rubbing along the spine fold, light surface soiling. Text block is firm, pages are clean.

A well-presented trilingual exhibition catalog showcasing the graphic works of the Georgian artist and book illustrator Zurab Lezhava. Published in 1985 by the "Khelovneba" publishing house to accompany an exhibition at the House of the Artist in Tbilisi (organized by the Union of Artists of the Georgian SSR), this catalog highlights Lezhava's mastery in drawing and illustration. The unpaginated volume is richly illustrated with reproductions of his expressive easel graphics and notable book illustrations, including scenes from classic Georgian literature such as David Kldiashvili's "Stepmother Samanishvili" (Machekha Samanishvili). The inclusion of introductory texts and captions in Georgian, Russian, and English reflects the era's push to promote Soviet national arts to a broader, sometimes international, audience. Preserved in good condition, this catalog serves as an excellent visual reference for collectors of late Soviet graphic arts, Georgian book illustration, and Caucasian cultural history.