Her paintings usually depicted fabulous mythological beasts, which took their roots in folk legends as well as fairy-tales, fostered bу real life and Ukrainian culture. To honor the artist the year 2009 was recognized Primachenko year by UNESCO. A small planet 14624 was given the name "Primachenko". Likhachev boulevard, the street in the center of Kyiv, was renamed to Primachenko boulevard. PLEASE SEE ALSO: https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/maria-prymachenko-ukraine-190819971 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/maria-prymachenko-ukraine-190819972 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/maria-prymachenko-ukraine-190819973 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/maria-prymachenko-ukraine-190819974 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/denis-sarazhin-ukraine-19821-251335215 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/igor-shipilin-ukraine-19613 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/irina-karkabi-ukraine-19602 https://www.slideshare.net/sandafoisoreanu/lyudmila-doychenko-ukrainian

1. “The Fabulous World of Maria
Prymachenko” exhibition in Aboa
Vetus Ars Nova museum, Turku,
Finlanda, 2018

2. Maria
Prymachenko
(Ukrainian,
1908–1997)
“The Fabulous
World of Maria
Prymachenko”
exhibition in
Aboa Vetus Ars
Nova museum,
Turku,
Finlanda,
2018

3. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997) May I give this Ukrainian bread to
Three parrots on a soldier's grave all people in this big wide world

4. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–
1997)
Coin of the Bank
of Ukraine

5. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

6. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997) Tablecloth

7. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
This bird looks in all four directions

8. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

9. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997) Tablecloth

10. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

11. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

12. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

13. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

14. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

15. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)

16. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Spring red, 1986

17. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997) Tiger laughs The tree

18. Maria Prymachenko - Christmas flowers Serpent

19. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
This bear wants to have some flour milled

20. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–
1997)
On yde on pockmarked
con, leaves opada,
people bagatstvo papada
I was tending my horse

21. The Green Elephant (1936)
Firebird in flowers (1962)
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Ukraine blooming
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
The beasts are suing

22. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Ok I write

23. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997) My bouquet to grain growers
Ola man and old woman carry a turnip

24. Maria Prymachenko was born in 1909 and lived her whole life,
until 1997, in Ukraine. She is known as an icon of Naïve Art in
Ukraine. Her mystical beasts have become emblematic of the
whole Ukrainian folk tradition, which surrounded Maria
Prymachenko in her childhood: her mother embroidered, father
was a talented carpenter, grandmother painted Easter eggs. To
honor the artist the year 2009 was recognized Primachenko
year by UNESCO. A small planet 14624 was given the name
"Primachenko". Likhachev boulevard, the street in the center of
Kyiv, was renamed to Primachenko boulevard
“The Fabulous World of Maria Prymachenko” Bangkok 2019

25. Sun-bird, rye and wheat
Two falcon eagles on the grave (1965)
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Old did pass a cow bilja fourth block

26. Two birds
Ukrainian-dancers
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Taras Hryhorovych Shevchenko arrives from his exile to
flowering Ukraine

27. Three-grandfathers
Years of my youth, come visit me
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
The viburnum shore (1966)

28. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
The beast of pea scarecrow
The long-necked beast is
scratching, 1970

29. Pink monkey
The little elephant who wanted to be a sailor
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Ukrainian dough looks into every house

30. Vania has brided a serpent by the beard
and rides through town
Two-headed chicken
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Ukrainian dancers

31. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Red snowball tree blooms over a well
Two
parrots
took
a
walk
together
in
spring
This
beast
is
making
magic
The
lark

32. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997) Spectacle ‘Cossack beyond the Danube‘
Ukrainian wedding

33. Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997) Vania gives a flower to Halia
Two blue tomties - two sisters walk on the grass, 1982

34. Pretty pig, 1965 National Museum of Ukrainian Folk
Two kites
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Two pigeons drank water by a windmill and ford

35. This man does not know how to please a woman
Ukrainian milkmaids work hard like miners
Maria Prymachenko (Ukrainian, 1908–1997)
Wild bull and raven are friends

36. Paula Stelmashchuk
The World of Maria
Primachenko

37. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1908–
1997)

38. Maria Prymachenko
(Ukrainian, 1909-
1997)
Rat on a journey,
1963

39. In 2013, the newspaper Helsingin Sanomat discovered that one of
Marimekko’s patterned fabrics was a copy. The pattern called Metsänväki
(Forest Folk) that was drawn by the designer Kristina Isola in 2007 was
almost identical to the Ukrainian folk artist Maria Primatjenko’s work Rat
on a journey from 1963. The Helsinki newspaper called the plagiarism
scandal a “national shame”, the airline Finnair was forced to paint over
the Marimekko pattern that they had just painted on an air plane and
Marimekko discontinued the collaboration with the designer

40. “The Fabulous World of Maria Prymachenko” Bangkok 2019
Invading Russian forces destroyed a museum in Ivankiv (a city northwest of the capital Kyiv), that was home
to dozens of works by the Ukrainian folk artist Maria Prymachenko on Sunday 28 February 2022. The
Ivankiv Historical and Local History Museum, located northwest of the capital city Kyiv was burnt to the
ground, along with 25 works by Prymachenko, according to the Kyiv Independent

41. Sound: Aida Nikolaychuk - Blindly
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