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The murals of the church in the village of Pidberiztsi

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ArtistModest Sosenko

MovementUkrainian Art Nouveau in Sacred Art

Year1907

The murals of the church in the village of Pidberiztsi

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Modest Sosenko

1875–1920

Modest Danylovych Sosenko (April 28, 1875, Porohy, Austro-Hungarian Empire – February 4, 1920, Lviv, West Ukrainian People’s Republic) was a prominent Ukrainian monumentalist whose work is characterized by a synthesis of ancient traditions and modern European trends. His style is often described as a synthetic style or Ukrainian Art Nouveau in sacred art.

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Ukrainian Art Nouveau in Sacred Art

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