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im gonna draw u the best queen tamara you have ever seen
Oooh thank you yay!!!! 😄😄😄😄😄 👸
She's so beautiful!!!!
tamara rajavi age twelve: who are you
tamara rajavi age fifteen: i'm you but now i don't give a fuck
Queen Tamara and King George III, unknown artist, Georgia, 13th century.
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"Shota Rustaveli presents his poem to Queen Tamar". Painted in Tbilisi.
by Mihály Zichy (1827–1906)
Samaia, a dance for three women. The dance honors the great Tamar, Queen of Georgia’s golden age in the 12th-13th Centuries. The women are thought to represent the three muses of Art, Poetry and Music as shown in an ancient fresco in a famous cathedral in Mtskheta. The choreography is both monumental and subdued. The dancers’ hands silently express the ultimate fluidity found in the three faces. Created and choreographed by Iliko Sukhishvili and Nino Ramishvili (the founders of the Georgian National Ballet). They saw the frescoes of Queen Tamar of Georgia at the Betania Monastery and the whole dance was inspired by this fresco.
