Maria Prymachenko

1909–1997 · Russian Empire · Naïve Art

Maria Oksentiyivna Prymachenko (12 January 1909 – 18 August 1997) was a Ukrainian folk art painter, who worked in the naïve art style. A self-taught artist, she worked in painting, embroidery and ceramics. Wikipedia

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“Ukrainian Bull, Three Years Old, Went Walking Through the Woods and Garners Strength”, 1983
“This Ukrainian Ram Did Not Gather His Crop”, 1976
“May That Nuclear War Be Cursed!”, 1978
“Two Pigeons Drank Water by a Windmill and Ford”, 1970
“Ivan Gave the Landlord a Ride in his Gig and Fell Inside”, 1983
“May I Give This Ukrainian Bread to All People in This Big Wide World”, 1982
“Our Army, Our Protectors”, 1978
“Flax Blooms, a Bride Goes to Her Groom”, 1983
“Let Us Go to the Betrothal Party”, 1968
“Seagulls in the Boat”, 1965
“Young Lion”, 1979
“Beaver”, 1979
“Monkey Riding a Four-Headed Beast”, 1982
“Tiger Laughs”, 1982
“Dear Taras Hryhorovych, Whatever You See Here Is Yours”, 1982
“Red Snowball Tree Blooms Over a Well”, 1982
“Three Parrots on a Soldier's Grave”, 1982
“Maiden Plays the Lute and Waits for her Beloved”, 1982
“This Beast Went A-Cacthing Sparrows”, 1983
“Do I Love Orchards, Do I Love Forests”, 1968

Maria Prymachenko

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