In the 95th year of life, the People’s Artist of Ukraine, the winner of Shevchenkovsky prize Vladimir Nikita, died.
On Tuesday, July 15, in Uzhgorod, in the 95th year of his life, an outstanding Ukrainian artist, classic of the Transcarpathian School of Painting Vladimir Mikita died.
The death of the actress was reported by her daughter, the art critic Elena Yurchenko-Mita.
“Now, the other one has risen with the first star – the soul of our nurse, our didk and pradidik. He will stay with us forever, in many images of his creations. Every picture breathes them. Sleep. The heavenly kingdom …” – he wrote on Facebook.
Vladimir Mikita was born in Uzhgorod, where he spent his entire life. He is a Coric student of Transcarpathian Art – Adalbert Erdeli and Fedor Manail.
In 1975 he received the title of Ukraine’s honored artist, and since 1991 – People’s. In 2005, he became laureate the National Prize named Taras Shevchenko, and in 2004 – a member of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine.
The artist has created the way -there are motivated works stored in Ukraine muses and private collections. In Uzhgorod, there is a private museum of Vladimir Mikita, located next to his workshop. Until recently, the actress himself held the tourists there. Also, the ongoing exhibition of his works was shown in the castle of Palanok in Mukachevo.
Earlier it was reported that on July 9 was known about the death of a Ukrainian composer, the people of the People of Ukraine Igor Poklad.
The cause of the death of actor Julian McMahon is known
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