maria priymachenko used to create, for which ms. maria priymachenko encountered. it's all good, but i think something should still be preserved what about the museum exhibits, she is completely preserved in it, and even the bed in which she constantly stayed, brushes, that is, an easel , everything, everything, everything, that is, everything as it was during her life it remained as it is, as for the appearance, this hut has two stages. at first, this hut was made of wood, and then, when she received the shevchenko prize, she treated this hut as if it were bricks, and we will remove and precisely because, in order to achieve a more authentic look, restorers will of course work on it. this is in addition to the exterior. as for the interior, everything is exactly as it was, even the table stands where she painted and everything is completely preserved of course, it is very important, even a historical person, you see the same viburnum, why is it very important that it is a swamp? it is a very important place of energy, energy, becaus

e.e. sayings that she came up with herself, and she used them to characterize the works of maria priymachenko, more than 2,000 paintings, 650 of which are stored in the national museum of ukrainian folk decorative art in kyiv, the largest private collection is owned by the art critic eduard dymshitsa, a researcher who has been collecting it for the past 30 years. these works are inspired by folklore and poetic, musical, and visual art. these are very energetic and very optimistic things. a shell destroyed the historical and local history museum in ivankovi with paintings by maria prymachenko; 33 works of the artist were stored there, thanks to the courage of fellow villagers , most of the paintings were saved from the fire in may, 125 beads for the military were purchased for one painting by maria priymachenko at a charity auction painting flowers grew when the fourth power unit was bought for a record $500,000, dmytro didora kateryna oliynyk vadim shesmetskyi espresso and for now that's all the news about this artist, we'll see you in less than an hour wait for the next final issue at 8:00 p

fellow villagers, most of the paintings were saved from the fire in may, for one painting by maria priymachenko, 125 beads were purchased for the military at a charity auction painting flowers grew when the fourth power unit was bought for a record $ 500,000 . a powerful voice message for ukrainians who are experiencing a full-scale russian invasion, and at the end of the army spoke in ukrainian saying "schedry evening" the filming of the video took place in the usa during the tour of ukrainian musicians. for today, that's all the news. i'm saying goodbye to you, but i'll see you tomorrow morning . peaceful evening to all of us. stay with the press. congratulations, friends with you. vitaly portnikov and our interlocutor today are historian professor of harvard university serhiy plakhi. we are conducting this a conversation within the framework of our joint project with the international center of sovereign peoples, reconstruction of the truth, etc. by the way, i want to start our conversation with this, mr. serhiy, because history is actually always the question of the reconstruction of the tr

kept everything as authentic as it could be. museum, we are generally proud of the legacy of maria priymachenko have been in our museum since 1983. all 14 pictures saved from the fire are now in a safe hiding place and under guard . they saved the paintings from the hands of the russians, they hid them. we have been waiting for a whole month for the museum to be rebuilt, and they are a painful place in our historical and local history museum, and it has been a fire for almost a year. the orange building caught fire on the second day of the great war. it was an artillery shell hit right here and the act that this museum is subject to demolition burned for an hour and the body was extinguished for three whole days. there are still such people here. neighbors ran over and submitted paintings and what could be taken down , what was kept at home was just the sky on the flower bed, jugs of sculpture and even helmets from the second world war, but that’s just a drop in the sea, from the huge number of artifacts that were in their collection, the flames consumed four painted plates painted by prymachen