Modernism in Ukraine. Vanguard
the largest digital collection of works by Ukrainian modernists
Merchants costumes design for the setting of The Government Inspector by Gogol
Male costume design for the Assyrian Dances ballet, Bronislava Nijinska studio
Scenery design for The Valkyrie opera (Siegmund theme)
Scenery design for The Valkyrie opera (Hunding theme)
Architecton
Design of a stage curtain for The Love for Three Oranges opera by Sergei Prokofiev
Illustration to A Game in Hell, a book by Alexei Kruchenykh and Velimir Khlebnikov
Stage installation for The Mob show by Upton Sinclair
Portrait
Costume design for The Love for Three Oranges opera
War
Female costume design for the Assyrian Dancing ballet, Bronislana Nijinska studio
Ostap-Kozak costume design
Pan Osavul costume design
Andriy-Kozak costume design
Andriy-Kozak costume design
Сostume design for the Military Clerk
Сostume design for the Military Clerk
Koshovyi Kyrdiaga costume design
Сostume design for the Persian
Modernism in Ukraine. Vanguard
“National in form, international in content:”*, modernism in Ukraine is represented by a galaxy of world-renowned cosmopolitan artists and artistic revolutionaries.
The combination of European modernism with the traditions of folk art gave impetus to the development of the brightest direction of Ukrainian modernism. The world heard about it in 1973 thanks to the introduction of the term "Ukrainian avant-garde" by the French art critic Andrei Nakov.
After 46 years, the development of technology has enabled us to collect a digital collection of the Ukrainian avant-garde from the museums of Kyiv, Odesa, Kharkiv, Dnipro and Lviv. The collection includes paintings, graphics and sculpture of avant-gardists of the Ukrainian origin. This is the largest digitally available collection of works by Ukrainian avant-gardists.
The collection of avant-garde set design deserves special attention.
We offer you the largest digital collection of works of Ukrainian modernists, in particular, avant-gardists: ___ works
* John E. Bowlt, 'National in Form, International in Content: Modernism in Ukraine,