The National Folk Decorative Art Museum
Holds one of the largest collections of Petrykivka painting, dating back to 1913. This collection served as the foundation for many albums of reproductions published by Mystetstvo publishing house, including the largest and most representative album, Petrykivka Painting (2015).
Only a small portion of the collection is on permanent display — primarily items from the Kyiv Experimental Ceramic-Art Factory by Marfa Tymchenko, Vira Klymenko-Zhukova, Hanna Pavlenko-Chernychenko, and Vira Pavlenko, along with individual paper-based paintings by Tetyana Pata, Nadiya Bilokin, Fedir Panko, Vasyl Sokolenko, Marfa Tymchenko, Hanna Samarska, Volodymyr Hlushchenko, Andriy Pikush, and Nina Turchyn.
Related masters and researchers
Works from collection
Vasyl Sokolenko
Decorative panel with flowers
Nadiya Bilokin
Decorative panel with viburnum and chepurushky figures
Andriy Pikush
Sunflowers
2006
Vasyl Sokolenko
Blue flowers
1959
Vasyl Sokolenko
Decorative panel with a butterfly
1954
Vasyl Sokolenko
Decorative panel with a bird
1959
Vasyl Sokolenko
Blue flowers
1954
Vasyl Sokolenko
Decorative panel
1957
Volodymyr Hlushchenko
Two roosters
1972
Tetiana Pata
Decorative panel
1951
Tetiana Pata
Viburnum
1913
Vira Klymenko Zhukova
Decorative vase with flowers
Tetiana Pata
Blue flower bud
1913
Hanna Samarska
Blue May
1973
Paraska Pavlenko
Carnations
1962
Vira Pavlenko
Decorative panel with flowers
Vira Klymenko Zhukova
Malovka with flowers