I love that top one.
Of course I love the pussy willow kitten too.
But I really love that top one.
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Which top one, the snowy landscape? I decided to put them all together, I just thought it would be better for the site. It’s been nice for me to immerse myself in Ukrainian art this last week.
Edit.
My favorites are two of Serhii Vasylkivsky, the red sunset and the three horses in the field. Also the kitties with the pussywillows. Also! The pink kitty and the one like a Klimt.
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The red and white cat.
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" Halyna Zubchenko (Kyiv 1929- Kyiv 2000) was a Ukrainian painter, muralist, social activist and member of the Club of Creative Youth. She joined the Union of Artists of Ukraine in 1965.
Mistress of the Mountains, 1962 Halyna Zubchenko "
Marie Bashkirtseff - The Umbrella, 1883. (Ukrainian artist)
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Anatoliy Kugai (Ukrainian, b.1936)
“Sunflowers on Deep Blue,” 2000
Photo ©Ukrainian Art Gallery
Olga Kvasha
Ukrainian painter born 1976
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“Ukrainian artist Yurii Khymych (1928-2003)
Interior of St. Sophia’s Cathedral, Kyiv, Ukraine, 1959
watercolor on paper, 60×40 cm”
“Svetlana Tartakovska, (Ukrainian, b. 1979), Melancholia”
'Watercolor by contemporary Ukrainian artist Serhii Tsemriuk
Lviv, Ukraine"
“Ukrainian artist Yurii Khymych (1928-2003)
Kyiv, Podil, 1985”
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Love that water color.
Watercolor by contemporary Ukrainian artist Serhii Tsemriuk
Lviv, Ukraine"
And that umbrella one. Wow 
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"Izyum, Ukraine, … Andrey Palval’s mural was publicly unveiled there in August 2017.
The message - “Give Peace a Chance!” -
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“Nikolai Rachkov, A Ukrainian Girl, Second half of the 19th century
Художній музей Галагана / Galagan Art Museum
Chernihiv, Ukraine”
“Ukrainian artist Anton Yatsyk (b.1981)
Morning in Lviv, 2022
watercolor on paper, 41×31cm”
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Went to see the exhibition Revolusi! in Rijksmuseum today. Sobering experience. If I needed that. Fact is I was taught next to nothing about this period, not in school and not at home. The time from the moment Indonesia proclaimed itself independent in 1945, right after Japan’s capitulation, and the moment the Dutch finally accepted that independence in 1950. 5 Years of war and insurgency in between. Well put together. Much personal and oral history. And some interesting art. This my highlight, called The Bride of the Revolution, actually painted 7 years after by Hendra Gunawan.
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Gelena Pavlenko, Ukrainian painter
“Ivan Marchuk (Ukrainian, born 1936)
Dytachi Spohady [Childhood Memories], 1979
Acrylic on canvas”
“Vladimir Piven, Ukrainian painter born in 1976.”
"Gelena Pavlenko, … 2017 painting of yellow irises titled ‘Gold’, irises being symbols of faith, hope, and valour.
Oil on Canvas, 41 x 51 cm, 16 x 20 in apx "
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“Love Lives Here, 2017
City mural in Kyiv created by Ukrainian artists Kateryna Dudnik (b.1982), Olha Oboltusova and Maksym Oboltusov”
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“Ukrainian artist Mykola Pymonenko (1862-1912)
Flower Girl in Kyiv, 1908”
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Found Kate Bush on my lunch break (I assume it’s KB but of course could be any marvellous looking person).
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