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НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ • Березень-Квітень 2025 21 Heorhii Narbut. Kulich Gorod (Easter Bread City) , 1915, watercolor, ink on paper. Gift of Dr. Jurij Rybak and Anna Ortynskyj. that were both avant-garde and rooted in Ukraini - an artistic traditions. Another artist who was influenced by Ukrainian folk art was Alexandra Exter, a painter and design - er who was renowned for her avant-garde thea- ter sets and costumes. Exter drew inspiration from Ukrainian folk motifs and symbols, incorporating them into her avant-garde designs to create visual - ly striking and innovative works of art. The impact of Ukrainian folk art resonated across all the major cities of Ukraine, including Kharkiv, where artist Vasyl Yermylov used the iconography and many of the hand-crafted objects as a basis for his work — both art and graphic design. He in - stilled his theories and influences in students at the National Art Institute, where he taught for many years. This made Kharkiv a leading design epi- center for the country. The influence of Ukrainian folk art on the Ukrain - ian avant-garde in the early 20th century was transformative, shaping the development of new artistic movements and pushing the boundaries of artistic expression, inspiring avant-garde artists to create innovative and groundbreaking works that continue to resonate to this day. Sonia Delaunay. Dress Design, 1925, print of a 1923 pochoir and relief process work. Gift of Dr. Jurij Rybak and Anna Ortynskyj. Olena Kulchytska. Untitled (Harvest) , circa 1930s, linocut on paper. Gift of Dr. Jurij Rybak and Anna Ortynskyj.
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