other well-known works , in particular, they sang the willow board that sounded in the film by serhii paradzhanov shadows of forgotten ancestors, which was filmed here in the carpathians, they decided to make this song it just so happened that its notes were found in the arrangement of avdiyivskyi and the second piece is verkhovyna, you are our witness in the arrangement of lysenko, our classic of ukrainian music, and here are two premieres of such and two gifts that will be played today for the audience of verkhovyna, this region is enchanting, first of all it catches the eye like the beauty of the picturesqueness of this region, the carpathians , the river, and the second is the hospitality of the people who receive us, only take care of us here , and of course we are very grateful to them, and very much despite the frost that is now outside us it is very warm here. the highlanders did not let the florists go for a long time, inviting them to repeat famous works despite the martial law. such events are very necessary, because culture unites and we need to fight for it. the organizers say that w

exhibited in paris, montreal and prague, an ordinary peasant was inspired by marc chagall, and serhiy paradzhanov regularly visited as a guest. maria prymachenko depicted the problems of humanity through the images of animals. here are these compositions where she paints various animals animals, monsters, they are terrifying, this is already her imagination. this is her fantasy. this is her so bright . the colorful world is just right. it is these works that distinguish her from other folk artists. the artist added a signature to each painting with a speech. maria did use certain poetic lines, sometimes it could be words from some folk song, sometimes it is there is some kind of folk wisdom, 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 poeti