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Art albums, prints, exhibition catalogues and art history — from the classics of Ukrainian modernism to the artists of the diaspora.
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Lyubov Bohuslav. Nil Chashevych, 1905–1952: album. Lviv, 2010 -
History of Ukrainian Art. Vol. 4, Part 1: Art of the Late 18th – First Half of the 19th Century. Kyiv, 1969 -
Svianchytskyi Vira, Sydor Oleh. Heritage of Ages: Ukrainian Painting of the 14th–18th Centuries. Lviv, 1990 -
Avramenko Vasyl. Ukrainian National Dances, Music and Costume. Vols. 1–2. Winnipeg, 1947 -
Maslov Leonid. Wooden Churches of the Kholm and Podlasie Regions. Kraków, 1941 -
Notes on Art = Ukrainian Art Digest. Part 24. Philadelphia, October 1984 -
Notes on Art = Ukrainian Art Digest. Part 29. Philadelphia, December 1989 -
Butnyk-Siverskyi Borys. Mykhailo Bilas: album. Kyiv, 1972 -
Antonovych Yevhen, Zakharchuk-Chuhai Raisa, Stankevych Mykhailo. Decorative and Applied Arts. Lviv, 1992 -
Mykola Hlushchenko: Memories of the Artist. Kyiv, 1984 -
Mateiko Kateryna. Ukrainian Folk Clothing. Kyiv, 1977 -
Exhibition of Ukrainian Art from Collections in Canada and the United States: Commemorating the Centenary of Oleksandr Akhienko. Toronto, 1987 -
Sichynskyi Volodymyr. History of Ukrainian Art. Vols. I–II: Architecture. New York, 1956 -
Odrykhivskyi Roman. Woodcarving of Lemko Region: from Antiquity to the Present Day. Lviv, 1998 — author’s signature -
Catalogue of 17th–20th-Century Prints: Architecture of Lviv. Kyiv, 1989 -
Les Kurbas: Memories of Contemporaries. Kyiv, 1969 -
Yakiv Hnidzovskyi: Retrospective Exhibition Catalog. Lviv [and others], 2015 -
Chasewicz, Nil. Ex Libris: Bookmarks. Warsaw, 1992 -
Ukrainian Art: An Almanac. Vols. I–II. Munich, 1947 -
Archipenko Oleksandr. Archipenko: Fifty Creative Years, 1908–1958. New York, 1960 -
Hnizdovskyi Yakiv. Woodcuts, 1944–1975: a catalogue raisonné. Gretna, 1976 — in a slipcase -
Hnizdovsky Jacques. Years of Search 1950–1960: exhibition catalogue. Chicago, 1978 -
Padalka Yakiv. Ceramics: Exhibition Catalogue. Kyiv, 1990 -
Roman Yatsiv. Robert Lisovsky (1893–1982): the spirit of the line. Lviv, 2015








