Visti Records, 1963-1972

Kostiuk, Oleksandra F., 1899-1985.

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An educator, author, and chemical engineer, Oleksandra F. Kostiuk (1899-1985) was born and educated in Ukraine. She taught in a displaced persons camp in Germany and came to the United States following World War II. She settled in Minneapolis, Minn., where she was active professionally and in many Ukrainian American organizations, including the Ukrainian Orthodox Church. She was editor and co-editor of the musical quarterly Visti (The Herald) which later became Muzychni Visti. From t...

Yemets, Vasyl.

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Visti.

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The musical quarterly Visti (The Herald) was founded in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota in 1962. Its main editor was Oleksandra F. Kostiuk (1963-1970; also co-editor (1970-1972). In 1972, the quarterly became known as Muzychni Visti and was published in Jersey City, N.J. From the guide to the Visti Records, 1963-1972, (University of Minnesota Libraries. Immigration History Research Center [ihrc]) ...

Matsenko, Pavlo.

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Vytvyts'kyi, Vasyl.

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Hnizdovsky, Jacques, 1915-1985

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Born in Ukraine in 1915, Jacques Hnizdovsky studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and Zagreb. Mainly known for his woodcuts, Hnizdovsky was also an illustrator, painter, and art historian. He emigrated to the United States in 1949 and by the early 1960s, Hnizdovsky was participating in exhibits from Boston to Japan to the Soviet Union. He was widely exhibited and won numerous awards. His work is held by the National Museum of American Art, Cleveland Museum of Art, Boston Museum of Fine A...

Koshets', Tetiana O.

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Antonovych, Myroslav.

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Poltava, Leonìd (1921-1990).

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Prydatkevytch, Roman

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