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Taras H. Shevchenko Museum & Memorial Park Foundation
1614 Bloor St. West
Toronto, Ontario M6P 1A7
Tel: 416-534-8662
Fax: 416-535-1063

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The Art Gallery features the works of prominent Ukrainian artists
of the 20th Century, including an interesting collection of oils
and watercolours by Mykola Hlushchenko. While the paintings on display
are periodically changed, their focus in on works by and about Taras
Shevchenko.
Also on display on this gallery is a unique
philatelic collection featuring stamps and covers from many
countries honouring Shevchenko.

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Gilbert Heath (1920 - 1990)
Thoughts of mine, Oil on Canvas
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The great poet, ardent patriot, thinker and humanist, Shevchenko,
was an outstanding master of Ukrainian painting and graphic art,
the founder of critical realism and the folk element in Ukrainian
fine arts.
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Taras Shevchenko
The Bohdan Church in Subotiv, 1845
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Taras Shevchenko
Vidubetsky Monastery, 1844
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Taras Shevchenko
Roman-Catholic Church in Kyiv, 1846
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Taras Shevchenko
Fire in the Steppe, 1845
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Taras Shevchenko
Portrait of the girl with her dog, 1838
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Taras Shevchenko
Moonlit night at Kos-Aral, 1849
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A. Khumenko
The Mighty Dniper Roars and Bellows
Oil on Masonite
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Jeanette Lodoen
Portrait of a woman, 1971
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H.Matsehora
Kyiv's Pecherska Lavra Oil on Canvas
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The Art Gallery is available for rent. Conveniently located
(Bloor Street West - Dundus Street West), it can be an excellent
show room for everyone who is interested in demonstrating his/her
art works. It is an ideal location to create a lasting impression
for your exhibition. For more information please call (416) 534-8662
or fax (416) 535-1063. How to reach us.

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Prints of Taras Shevchenko's watercolours are available at the Shevchenko
Museum. These quality prints would be an excellent gift for Shevchenko
art lovers. more...
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The son of a serf, Shevchenko became not only an artist and academician
of Saint-Petersburg Academy of Art, but one of the most versatile
people of 19th century. His paintings and graphics reflect a refined
world that did not resemble his own life...(more)
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