List of Georgian calligraphers

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The following is an incomplete list of masters of Georgian calligraphy:

11th–15th century

Black John^[3]
Black Zachariah^[4]
Prochorus the Iberian
George the Hagiorite
Mikael Mtserali
Arsen Ninotsmindeli
Basili
Mose Khandzteli
Metropolitan Bishop John of Khakhuli^[5]
Ioane Mesvete
Iovane Meli^[6]
Ioane Dvali
Giorgi Dvali

Iakob Itsrelisdze
Arseni Eshmsdze^[7]
Basili Malushisdze^[8]
Atanase Arvandkopili^[9]
Arsen Gogopai^[10]
Atanase^[11]
Giorgi Oltisari^[12]
Iovane Pukaralisdze^[13]
Arsen of Iqalto
Saba Svingelozi
Petre Gelateli
Iovane Kartveli
Ioane
Arseni^[14]

Giorgi Dodisi
Giorgi Khutsesmonazoni^[15]
Nikrai
Nikoloz Kataratsisdze^[16]
Epremi^[17]
Avgaroz Bandaisdze
Barnaba^[18]
Giorgi Tabauri^[19]
Atanase^[20]
Ambrose
Grigoli^[21]
Grigoli and Grigoli of Petritsoni^[22]

16th–19th century

Akaki^[23]
Nikoloz Cholokashvili
Mikadze family^[24]
Kargareteli family^[25]
Catholicos-Patriarch John IX of Georgia^[26]
Metropolitan Bishop Barnaba Pavlenishvili^[27]
Magaladze family^[28]
Aleksi-Meskhishvili family^[29]
Bedismtserlishvili family^[30]
Zaal-Zosime Orbeliani^[31]
Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani
Mariam Makrina
Demetre I Mgalobeli
Mamuka Tavakalashvili
Begtabeg Taniashvili^[32]

Gabriel Saginashvili
Givi Tumanishvili^[33]
Ioseb Tbileli
Metropolitan Bishop Anthim the Iberian
Davit Tumanishvili^[34]
David the Rector
Giorgi Avalishvili
Davit Bodbeli Vachnadze
Ose Gabashvili^[35]
Gabriel Mtsire^[36]
Isaak Mtsire^[37]
Petre Laradze^[38]
Nikoloz Sionis Dekanozi
Nikoloz Onikashvili
Erasti Turkestanishvili
Onana Mdivani

Ioane Pentelashvili
Goderdzi Piralishvili^[39]
Metropolitan Bishop Ambrosi Nekreseli^[40]
Metropolitan Bishop Atanase Amilakhvari^[41]
Bishop Zakaria Gabashvili^[42]
Giorgi Giorgisdze^[43]
Archimandrite Geronti Sologashvili^[44]
Chachikashvili family
Alexander Sulkhanishvili
Gabriel Makashvili^[45]
Kirile Lortkipanidze^[46]
Bishop Atanase Bakradze^[47]
Aaron Aleksi-Meskhishvili^[48]
Andria Aleksi-Meskhishvili^[49]
Gabriel Aleksi-Meskhishvili^[50]

20th–21st century

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