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Zakhariiasevych-Lypa, Halyna

Image - Halyna Zakhariiasevych-Lypa: Composition (1950s). Image - Halyna Zakhariiasevych-Lypa: On Motifs of Ukrainian Folk Songs (1950s).
Image - Halyna Zakhariiasevych-Lypa

Zakhariiasevych-Lypa, Halyna [Захаріясевич-Липа, Галина; Zaxarijasevyč-Lypa], b 28 April 1910 in Rakhynia, Dolyna county, Galicia, d 10 June 1968 in Lviv. Graphic artist; wife of Yurii Lypa. A graduate of the Vienna School of Applied Arts (1938), after the Second World War she studied music and singing at the Lviv Conservatory (1945–8). In 1951 she found work as a textile designer. Her drawings, watercolors, and batiks are often based on Ukrainian folklore and are lyrical in mood. She did a postcard series and a series of illustrations to Ivan Franko’s poem ‘Kameniari’ (The Stonecutters).

[This article originally appeared in the Encyclopedia of Ukraine, vol. 5 (1993).]




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