#mykola popov

[vintage-ukraine]

Veterans by Mykola Popov, 1980

[kobzars]

Love for the money, Mykola Popov, People's Artist of Ukraine, Original lithography.

In this lithography by People's Artist of Ukraine Mykola Popov, the themes of materialism and vanity are revealed through a satirical, caricatured depiction of a man radiating smugness and pride. A richly dressed man stands turned away from a weeping woman, who is dressed in a simple embroidered dress. The man condescendingly holds out a coin to the woman. At the bottom of the artwork is painted a figure of Cupid.

[calciopics]

UEFA Euro 2020 - The Last Eight - Ukraine National Football Team

Mykola Matviyenko

[angielovestoasties]

I decided to compile a list of all the people who died directly because of Chernobyl, or as a result of. If anything is wrong, please feel free to let me know and I can change it. If anyone isn’t on it, again let me know! Feel free to add as you wish.

Aleksandr Akimov (11th May, 1986)

Anatoly I. Baranov (20th May, 1986)

Vyacheslav S. Brazhnik (14th May, 1986)

Viktor M. Degtyarenko (19th May, 1986)

Vasily I. Ignatenko (13th May, 1986)

Yakaterina A. Ivanenko (26th May, 1986)

Valery I. Khodemchuk (26th April, 1986)

Viktor M. Kibenok (11th May, 1986)

Yuriy I. Konoval (28th May, 1986)

Aleksandr Kudryavtsev (14th May, 1986)

Aleksandr G. Lelechenko (7th May, 1986)

Viktor I. Lopatyuk (17th May, 1986)

Klavdia I. Luzganova (31st July, 1986)

Oleksandr V. Novyk (26th July, 1986)

Kostyantyn H. Perchuk (20th May, 1986)

Valeriy I. Perevozchenko (18th June, 1986)

Georgi I. Popov (13th June, 1986)

Vladimir Pravik (11th May, 1986)

Viktor V. Proskuryakov (17th May, 1986)

Vlodomyr I. Savenkov (21st May, 1986)

Anatoliy I. Shapovalov (19th May, 1986)

Vladimir N. Shashenok (26th April, 1986)

Anatoly A. Sitnikov (30th May, 1986)

Leonid Telyatnikov (2nd December, 2004)

Volodymyr I. Tischura (10th May, 1986)

Nikolai I. Titenok (16th May, 1986)

Leonid F. Toptunov (14th May, 1986)

Mykola V. Vashchuk (14th May, 1986)

Yuriy A. Vershynin (21st June, 1986)

Anatoly K. Kurguz (1986)

Ivan L. Orlov (1986)

Aleksandr Yuvchenko (2008) [Not officially counted in the deaths]

[carmencitab]

🇺🇦 Fisherman 1966 Popov Mykola (1927–2010) #ukraine https://instagr.am/p/Cb9QCtqtU7L/

[prem-polls]

UKRAINE SEXIEST PLAYER VOTE BREAKDOWN- 151 votes.

0 votes: Artem Besedin

1 vote: Vitality Mykolenko, Yevhen Makarenkp

2 votes: Serhiy Sydorchuk, Mykola Shaparenko, Oleksandr Zubkov, Mykola Matviyenjo, Serhiy Kryvstov, Oleksandr Karavaev

3 votes: Andriy Pyatov, Illia Zabarnyi, Georgiy Sudakov, Taras Stepanenko, Viktor Tsygankov, Roman Bezus

4 votes: Anatolii Trubin, Artem Dovbyk

5 votes: Eduard Sobol, Ruslan Malinovskyi

7 votes: Denys Popov

9 votes: Oleksandr Tymchyk

10 votes: Marlos

12 votes: Georgiy Bushchan

13 votes: Roman Yarrmchuk

19 votes: Andriy Yarmolenko

31 votes: Oleksandr Zinchenko

[ukraine-ag]

Team Ukraine for Gymnasiade 2018 in Morocco. MAG: Nazar Chepurnyi Volodymyr Postoi Mykola Popov Stasis Butrimas WAG: Anastasiia Bachynska Daria Murzhak Tetiana Mokliak Kateryna Kulinii 

[vintage-ukraine]

Mykola Popov`s illustrations to Kobzar by Taras Shevchenko, 1950s - 1980s

[kobzars]

"Roads of War" a 1974 lithograph by People's Artist of Ukraine Mykola Popov. This lithographic, asphalt, captures the harrowing aftermath of war, where destruction and despair linger.

[kobzars]

Mykola Popov's color lithograph "Ukrainian Girl in National Dress" captures the essence of Ukrainian tradition and cultural pride. The composition features a young woman in traditional attire, standing against an abstracted background that evokes a rural, pastoral setting. The figure’s serene yet intense gaze and the bold stylization of her attire draw attention to her cultural identity and connection to heritage.

[kobzars]

This realistic painting by People's Artist of Ukraine Mykola Popov depicts a frightened girl clutching her favorite doll to her chest. The small girl looks at the enemy soldier who came to she house.

[kobzars]

Delve into the complex themes of identity, conformity, and societal pressures with this striking etching "People in Masks" created in 1989 by the People's Artist of Ukraine, Mykola Popov.

[kobzars]

"Indifference" by Mykola Popov is a profound and visually arresting lithography that addresses the themes of isolation and apathy in the face of human suffering.

[kobzars]

Ukrainian women in national dress. In this lithograph, Mykola Popov presents a poignant portrayal of Ukrainian women connected across time. Through detailed representations of traditional attire and evocative composition, Popov honors the cultural legacy carried by Ukrainian women, emphasizing themes of unity, resilience, and familial love. The piece stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Ukrainian identity, deeply rooted in tradition and passed from one generation to the next.

[kobzars]

In this lithograph by Mykola Popov, a People's Artist of Ukraine, we encounter a serene depiction of a man reclining beneath a sky filled with swirling clouds. Titled "Dreamer" this piece captures a contemplative, tranquil moment where the subject appears lost in his own thoughts or fantasies, with the vast sky above him symbolizing the realm of imagination and possibility.

[kobzars]

Tranquil Seascape, Ship near the pier, People's Artist of Ukraine Mykola Popov, watercolor on paper, 1960s, 45 x 35.6 cm or 17.7 x 13.8 inch