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Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1909 - 1997)

Amid the intense battles that broke out approximately 50 miles northwest of Kyiv on February 25 during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Ivankiv Historical and Local History Museum was burned.

It is not yet confirmed how many pieces in the museum’s holdings survive, but the destroyed artifacts reportedly include roughly 25 works by the celebrated Ukrainian artist Maria Prymachenko, who died in 1997 at the age of 88. Beloved for her saturated gouaches and watercolors on paper, Prymachenko was known to transform cultural motifs (yellow suns and graphic, stencil-like flowers) into vivid and wildly imagined narratives, in which elephants longed to be sailors, horses traveled to outer space, and villagers hijacked giant serpents.

Maria Prymachenko was born in 1908 close to Ivaniv, in the village of Bolotyna. Her father was a craftsman and carpenter; from her mother and grandmother, she learned Ukrainian arts of embroidery and hand-painting Easter eggs. From an early age, with no formal fine art training, Prymachenko began to create a way of working that stemmed from her encounters in forests and wildflower fields, surrounded by animals. (source)

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May I Give This Ukrainian Bread To All People In This Big Wide World (1982) and

May That Nuclear War Be Cursed! (1978)

 Photographed for the December cover story of Elle Czech  by Branislav Simoncik

Photographed for the December cover story of Elle Czech  by Branislav Simoncik


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Giochi di luce, colori e simmetrie di un Appennino che si veste d'autunno e profuma d'inverno.

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