Exhibitions of his work have been held in Kyiv (1931), Warsaw (1968), Paris (The Louvre) (1969), Vienna (1969), Nice and Marseilles (1983), Tokyo (1986), Zurich (1995), Nantes (1999), Turin (2002), Kyiv, Istanbul (2008), Minsk, Vézelay and Vilnius (2008–2009), and Vienna again (2018/19). Today, 146 of his works are shown in the Art Museum of Georgia and sixteen paintings are exhibited in the Historical-Ethnographic Museum of Sighnaghi. A monument was installed in Tbilisi. There is also the Niko Pirosmanashvili Museum in Mirzaani, Georgia, in one of his abodes. Recent discoveries In March 2011, it was discovered that the writing on the door of Qvrivishvilebi's wine-cellar in Ozaani was made by Pirosmani. On 31 May 2011, during an investigation, experts discovered a painting, which proved to be "Wounded Soldier" by Pirosmani. The painting was given to the National Gallery of Georgia. Paintings Footnotes References Georgian National Museum, Niko Pirosmani 1862-1918, Tbilisi, 2006. No ISBN. «Пиросмани», Э Кузнецов, 1975, Искусство. «Легенда о Пиросмани», Валериан Маркаров, 2018 Further reading Atroschenko, O., Bulatov, V., Kouteinikova, I., Solovyeva, K. and Schimmelpenninck van der Oye, D., Russia's Unknown Orient: Orientalist Painting 1850-1920, Nai010 Publishers, 2010. External links Biography Olga's Gallery: Niko Pirosmani A bilingual (Turkish and Georgian) quarterly journal, called Pirosmani is published in Istanbul. A contemporary art gallery that exhibits international emerging artists working in painting, photography, glass, ceramics and sculpture called Pirosmani in Istanbul. 1862 births 1918 deaths 19th-century painters from Georgia (country) 20th-century painters from Georgia (country) Modern artists Naïve painters Orientalist painters People from Kakheti Artists from Tbilisi Deaths from Spanish flu Painters from the Russian Empire Male painters