On the occasion of the birthday of Great Kobzar, a talented artist, poet-prophet - Taras Shevchenko, I suggest you to see a collection of his arts by the topic "Ukrainian landmarks in the painting of Taras Shevchenko"
Subotiv
Bohdan's church in Subotiv
Bohdan's ruins in Subotiv
Stone crosses in Subotiv
Poltava
Monastery of the Elevation of the Holy Cross in Poltava
The house of I. P. Kotlyarevskyi (ukrainian writer) in Poltava
Hustynya
The gate in Hustin. Church of St. Nikolay (Saint Nicholas)
In Hustynya. Refectory Church
В Густині. Церква Петра і Павла
Kyiv
Askold's grave
Vasylkiv Fort in Kyiv
Catholic Church of St. Alexander
Vydubytsky Monastery in Kyiv
Church of All Saints in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra
Kyiv-Mezhihirsky Monastery
Kyiv from the Dnipro side.
Sedniv
In Sedniv
Pereyaslav
Archangel Michael Church
Church of the Intercession in Pereyaslav
Ascension Cathedral in Pereyaslav
Андруші, Київська область
Верби в Андрюшах
Село Андруші було знищене при створенні Канівського водосховища. В останні роки свого існування було включене до Переяслава. Церкву св. Георгія, зведену у 1769 році та яку ми бачимо на картині Шевченка, було перенесено до музею народної архітектури та побуту в Переяславі.
Motronyn monastery
Мотрин монастир
Chyhyryn
Чигринський дівочий монастир
Pochaiv
Почаївська Лавра з півдня
Почаївська лавра з заходу
Собор Почаївської лаври (внутрішній вигляд)
View of the surroundings from the terrace of the Pochaiv Lavra
Reshetylivka, Poltava region
В Решетилівці
Potoky (now in Kyiv region)
Pantry house in Potoky
In Vasylivka
Synagogue. The place is uncertain
The drawing was made during Shevchenko's trip to Kyiv region and Volhynia in 1846
+ Bonus - Archaeological
Landscape with stone baboons
The art was made by Shevchenko during his staying in Poltava region and Kyiv region
The appearance of Perepyatikha before the start of excavations. Drawing by T.G. Shevchenko, 1846.
Perepyatikha is a burial mound of the Scythian period near the village of Maryanivka in the Vasylkiv district of the Kyiv region. It was dates to the end of the 7th century before CE. It is the one of the sights of the Perepet field. Perepyatikha is a monument of the heyday of Steppe Black Sea Scythia.