STATE MUSEUM OF UKRAINIAN DECORATIVE ARTThe museum was set up in 1964. The first hall of the museum is dedicated to Ukrainian ________. We know from the chronicles that ________ were used to decorate the walls of dwellings, benches, trunks and tables. From the 17-th century ________ has become particularly popular. ________ were produced by ________ as well as by private shops and manufactures. The wool was coloured with vegetable dyes. The picturesque nature of Ukraine was an inexhaustible source of inspiration for folk ________. ________ ornaments and compositional arrangements are diverse and have their particular features in each ethnographic region. Thus floral ornaments are typical of eastern Ukraine, while geometric designs prevail in the western regions. The colour scheme of Hutsul ________ is based on the combination of pure and saturated colours - red, green, yellow and brown. The colours of Poltava ________, for example, are milder and restraint. The collection of works by Ukrainian ________ occupies an important place in the museum's exposition. Formerly ________ was widely used for decorating cottages and household articles - ________, ________, furniture, carts, sledges and so on. ________ is one of the oldest crafts in Ukrainian folk decorative art. In almost every region of the country and sometimes even individual villages it has particular marks of distinction in the variety of ornamental motifs, colouring, compositions and technique of execution. Thus, for instance, black and red colours are characteristic of the ________ made by the ________ of the Kyiv region, multicoloured wool threads are peculiar to Podillia, floral and geometric ornaments of tenderly light or white colours are produced in Poltava region. Since ancient times ________ has been used to decorate such household articles as ________, ________, ________, ________. Nowadays, embroidery is being developed on a large scale both by the folk ________ and professional ________. ________ is a bright page in the material and spiritual culture of the Ukraine people. In the course of centuries it has been constantly developed and perfected. The museum displaysa rather comprehensive collection of works of the 17th-18th centuries ________. It comprises rushnycs, ________, ________, ________, ________ and various pieces of national garments-skirts, ________, ________, ________, etc. ________ is one of the most popular crafts in Ukrainian folk art, which has been practiced since olden times. The museum shows ________, painted trunks, ________, ________ and ________. At present ________ is widely applied in the porcelain, textile industry and architecture. ________ was practiced on a very large scale in the 18th and 19th centuries in the areas where sufficient deposits of clay suitable for production were available. Poltava ________ made children's ________, which represented horsemen, cockerels, goats, rams, etc. The first records about glass shops in Ukraine date back to the 15th-16th centuries. As a rule, these shops were located in the northwestern parts of Ukraine, which abound in forests and quarts sands necessary for production of glass. In the 17th - 18th centuries Chernihiv region became the major centre of ________ production. The ________ of those times produced windowpanes, ________, and various ________ such as plates, kegs, beakers, flasks, mugs and different figured ________ in the form of bears, goats and birds. Today the art of ________ is revived. Contemporary ________ skilfully combine folk traditions with modern forms and decor, produce new and original ________, ________, various ________. The museum's collection of ________ and ________ provides an insight into the past and present of this interesting craft.The century-old experience of Ukrainian ________ proved very useful when porcelain factories were established in Korets (1793) and Barenivka (1803). The first ________ factory went into operation in the late 18th century. The variety of articles was rather diverse and included dinner and ________, ________, ________, ________, ________, ________, etc. A distinctive feature of Ukrainian ________ of today is wide application in its decor of the traditions of wall painting, combination of floral and zoo-morphic ornaments, which lend the objects exquisite decorativeness. The museum's collection of ________ and ________ is annually supplemented with new works of art of the highest quality.
[1] Seedships had been sent to habitable planets with human embryos and life-support systems, education programs, etc. in the hope that those would survive and give start to human colonies in extraterrestrial locations. That was also the case with Thalassa.
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