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03/08/2022

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We continue the story about the authors presented as part of our charity sale of Ukrainian graphics. Today we will talk about Mykola Popov - a master of easel graphics and painting.
In the graphic works of Mykola Popov, we can trace a respectful, sensitive attitude to the Ukrainian village, which goes hand in hand with love for parents, especially for mothers.

Often in Popov's works, you can see a lone female figure or figures of a mother and child. The harmonious images of the Ukrainian village contrast with the destruction and suffering the enemy brought to his homeland during the Second World War. Because of this, his graphics resonate especially strongly nowadays because the Russian enemy has come to Ukraine and is destroying, among everything, the quiet, hardworking village from which the author himself comes.

Currently, some bright works by Mykola Popov are available for purchase on the buyartsupportukraine.com website. You can get great Ukrainian graphics and, at the same time, support Ukraine now by purchasing one of the available works on the website.

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