, and i focused more on ripenni, let's remember kramskyi, because he is also, he is a very interestingnd very revealing artist in this context, why, that's why what... what happened so interestingly, that kramskyi was supposedly born on the territory of even modern russia, but it was the city of ostrogodsk, in the city of ostrogodsk and in the ostrogod district, voronezh region, that's right, 90% of ukrainians lived, it was an ancient cossack city, i'll say more, kramskyi was born in a village, or it was. some kind of village of the new hundred, aha, well, what is it , well, excuse me, well, to say after that that he is a russian artist, he admitted himself that he has ukrainian origins, he is ripen, i apologize, now you can bake, he wrote to ripen in a letter, after ripen started writing french cocottes, you're on your own with khakhlyat blood, you write russians, you write french coquettes instead of doing national art, well , that is how he wrote to him, it is obvious that it would be an insult if velikoros wrote to him like that. you understand, it is obvious that these fellow trib

because it so happened that it is interesting that kramskyi was supposedly born on the territory of evenodern russia, but it was the city of ostrogodsk, in the city of ostrogodsk and in the ostrogotsky uyezd , er, voronishchyna, that’s right, 90% of ukrainians lived, it was an ancient cossack city, i will say moreover, kramskyi was born in the village, or was it some kind of village, nova sotnia. yeah, well, what is it, well, excuse me, well, what can i say after that? he is a russian artist, he admitted himself that he is of ukrainian origin, he is ripen, i apologize, now you can bake, he wrote to ripen in a letter, after ripen started writing french stories, you write russian ones with your khahlyat blood, you write french jokes instead of doing national art, well, that is how he... wrote, it is obvious that, well, it would be an insult if velikoros wrote to him, yes, you understand, it is obvious that they are fellow tribesmen yes but they are being teased, absolutely clearly, because they were friends, they, well, that is, they did not quarrel after this address, they were friends as

ripin, kramskyi, yaroshenko, mykola g, and very, very much many others, even the same ivan aivazovskyo was an ethnic armenian, but he chose, for example, when he painted people in the entourage of certain of his paintings, he very often painted ukrainians, as staff or as heroes of his paintings, that is, and again distinctly ukrainian outfits, when he painted ukrainian landscapes, he emphasized it with ukrainian markers, and these were windmills, these were poplars, these were ukrainian... nobit huts, these were the dnipro, that is, in essence, these artists, they showed that their creativity not related to abstract russian empire, and with ukraine, and this was fundamental. position, when you talk about traveling artists, this is a very interesting phenomenon, because what is the essence of traveling artists, only that they chose democratic themes, in fact, even the very term traveling exhibitions, traveling artists meant that artists chose to build a distribution system of their work, so that their exhibitions were not only in st. petersburg and moscow, as two centers, as if like em