Museum The Andrey Sheptystky National Museum in Lviv
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The Andrey Sheptystky National Museum in Lviv is the largest art museum in Ukraine. It was founded as a private foundation by the prominent church and cultural figure and philanthropist Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky under the name "Church Museum." On December 13, 1913, it was ceremonially donated to the Ukrainian people as the National Museum in Lviv. From the beginning, the organization of the museum and the management of the acquisitions was undertaken by its first director, Ilarion Sventsitsky, the well-known scholar in Slavic studies, history and art history.
Today the museum is one of the most important centers in Ukraine dedicated to the preservation, study, and popularization of the achievements of Ukraine's spiritual and artistic heritage. The museum's collections total more than 170,000 items. The museum takes special pride in presenting the country's largest collection of medieval sacred art of the 12th-18th centuries, which contains more than 10,000 items. Equally valuable is the museum's collection of manuscripts, rare ancient books, graphics, as well as Ukrainian paintings and decorative arts and crafts of the 19th-20th centuries. The museum's collection of contemporary art is growing constantly.
The National Museum has changed its official name several times. In December 2005, on the occasion of the centenary of its founding, it was granted national status and given the honorable name of its founder.
Today the permanent expositions of the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum in Lviv are organized into the following sections:
- Ukrainian Art of the 12th – early 20th centuries.
- Ukrainian Art of the 20th century
- Memorial Art Museums of Ivan Trush, Oleksa Novakivsky, Olena Kulchytska, Leopold Levytsky.
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Hall 1. Ancient Art of the 12th c – early 15th c.
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Hall 10 – The artistic life in Lviv during the first half of the 19th century
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Hall 11 – Ukrainian art from the mid 19th century – early 20th century
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Hall 4. Art of the mid-late 16th century
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Hall 5 – Ukrainian art of the 17th century
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Hall 6 – Ukrainian art of the late 17th century – early 18th century
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Hall 7 – Ukrainian art of the second half of the 18th century
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Hall 8 – The Bohorodchany Iconostasis
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Hall 9 – Old Ukrainian portrait of the 17th – 18th centuries
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Old Ukrainian Art of the second half of the 15th century
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Second Floor. Hall 3. Old Ukrainian art of the late 15th -- first half of the 16th centuries
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Encolpia (pectoral crosses)
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Metropolitan Cross
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Icons from the 12th- early 15th centuries
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"Saints" icon
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"St. George the Dragon Slayer"
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The "Golden Age" of the Ukrainian Icon
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"Archangel Michael with Scenes from His Deeds''
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"Transfiguration"
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The "Virgin and Child with Praise" icons
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Artifacts from the Church of St. Paraskeva in Radruzh
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"Savior-Pantocrator"
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"Archangels Michael and Gabriel"
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"Deesis" (or “Deisis”)
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Old church textiles. Embroidered "Deesis" from Zolochiv
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Aer-shroud from Zhyrivka
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The icon complex from Vanivka and Zdvyzhen
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Gothicising tendencies in the icons at the turn of the 15th-16th centuries
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Icons of "The Passion" and "The Last Judgment"
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"Crucifixion with Saints"
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"Deesis"
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"Virgin-Hodegetria"
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Iconostasis from the Church of the Intercession in Poliana
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Holy Doors
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Master Oleksii
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"St. John the Forerunner with Scenes from His Life and the Four Evangelists"
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"St. John the Theologian Dictates the Revelation to Prochoros”
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Manuscripts and Old Printed Books
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Master Dmytriy
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The Iconostasis of the Church of the Dormition of the Virgin in Nakonechne.
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The “Sovereign” and “Deesis” tiers in the iconostasis
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Fedir Sen`kovych. Mykola Petrakhnovych
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Icon painting center in Sudova Vyshnia
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Ivan Rutkovych
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Antimension
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Volyn` Iconography. “The Master of the Mykhnivka icons”
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Yov Kondzelevych. Zahoriv altar
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"The Old Testament Trinity." "Christ the Wine"
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Eastern Ukrainian art
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Rybotychi artistic center
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Luka Dolynsky
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Lviv – the Center of Late Baroque Sculpture
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Johann Georg Pinsel
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Mykhailo Filevych
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Ivan Shchurovsky. The Holy Doors
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Engravings
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Portraits of the Svystel`nytsky Family
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Portrait of Hetman Pavlo Teteria (Morzhkovsky)
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Portrait of Erasm Herburt
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Portraits of the bishops of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church in Halychyna (Galicia)
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Portrait paintings of the second half of the 18th century
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Portraits of the last quarter of the 18th century
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Yevstakhiy Biliavsky
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Luka Dolynsky
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Martyn Yablonsky
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Portraits of clergy
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Self-portrait of Rafail Hadzevych
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Child portrait of Stanislava Linovska
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Lithography
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The Ukrainian folk picture
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Taras Shevchenko and his followers
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Artists of Halychyna
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Kornylo Ustyianovych
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Teofil Kopystynsky
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Yulian Pan`kevych
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The younger generation of the artists of Halychyna
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Hutsul themes
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Artists of Central Ukraine
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Mykola Murashko and the Kyiv school of painting
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Feast cycle of the iconostasis of the Church of St. Paraskeva in Daliova
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"Transfiguration"
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"Last Judgment"
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Serhiy Svitoslavsky
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Mykola Pymonenko. Fotiy Krasytsky
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Society of Southern Russian artists in Odesa
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Artists from the Sloboda region in Ukraine
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Artists from Bukovyna
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