BRAMA, July 28, 2010, 9:00 AM ET
Press release
New Ukrainian Folk Art Book Released
Hutsul Embroidery in three languages
Ambassador Jean-Paul Veziant with publisher Lidia Lykhach
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On June 23, 2010 Rodovid Press, together with the French Cultural Center in Kyiv,
launched the new monograph Hutsul Embroidery at the Ivan Honchar Museum. The book is published in full color, and
is available in three languages, Ukrainian, French and English.
Hutsul Embroidery is the first publication of its kind to
present the panorama of the most typical examples of Hutsul embroidery as embodied
in the collection of the Y. Kobrynsky Museum of the Folk Art of the Hutsul and
Pokuttia Regions (Kolomyia, Ukraine). The reader is presented with unique creations
that mesmerize one with the beauty of their composition and ornamental motifs, as
well as with the clarity of the artistic and aesthetic characteristics of these
works. The motifs are ancient symbols that have survived to the
present day in various interpretations.
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RODOVID PRESS
KYIV, 2010
$60.00 (English, French, Ukrainian)
(includes shipping within U.S.)
To order by email:
Rodovid2@aol.com
To order by mail in USA:
Rodovid
18000 S. Mullen Rd,
Belton, MO 64012 USA
Hutsul Embroidery
is also available at
The Ukrainian Museum
www.ukrainianmuseum.org
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The essayists invite the reader to explore the art of Hutsul embroidery in all
aspects: historical, cultural, artistic, utilitarian, and ritual.
Hutsul Embroidery is made possible through the initiative of the French Ambassador,
Jean-Paul Veziant, and his wife, Ellen, in cooperation with Ukrainian scholars and
museum professionals: Olena Nykorak (Editor), Danylo Dmytrykiw (English translation) , Lubow Wolynetz (English language Editor), Yuri Bilak (photographs, Paris).
Design by Iryna Pasichnyk (Rodovid).
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