vasyl krychevskyi is known not only as an artist and architect, but also as the author of the state coat of the ukrainian people's republic. he popularized the ukrainian language and was the founder of professional university, architectural and artistic education in ukraine. and now we meet. there are such cases when ukrainian culture is perceived purely as rural, yes, just at the beginning of the century he was able to do everything so that such a perception did not exist, in ukrainian culture, we had rural architecture, which is expressive, which is immediately invented, and then, when we think about ukrainian urban architecture, a question arose, because part of ukraine was under the russian empire, part of the austro-hungarian empire, and accordingly, if we recall our largest cities, the architecture of these cities is not ukrainian, the architecture of these city ​​or polish or austrian or russian, and at the end of the 19th, at the beginning of the 20th century, a certain number of ukrainian artists and architects asked themselves this question, and in 1903 the project of the polta

a small step to the side and present to the reader these treasures from the artistic work of vasyl krychevskyiwhose 150th birthday we celebrate this year, he was a resident of kharkiv for a certain time, he grew up there as an architect and this very important. and when i saw these ornaments, i realized that something had to be offered, artistic, something that could be used in the interior of each apartment, well, actually it is about the actualization of the ukrainian style in the living space. vasyl krychevsky is known not only as an artist and architect, but also as the author of the state coat of arms of the ukrainian people's republic. he popularized the ukrainian language and was the founder of professional, university, architectural and artistic education in ukraine. and now we meet such and such cases when ukrainian culture is perceived by the day. yes, at the very beginning of the century he was able to do everything to prevent such a perception, in the ukrainian culture, we had rural architecture, which is expressive, which is immediately imagined, and then, when we think about ukra