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Bohdan-Ihor Antonych (5 October 1909, Novytsia village, Kingdom of Galicia and Volhynia, Austria-Hungary - 6 July 1937, Lviv, Poland) is a Ukrainian poet, prose writer, translator, and literary critic.

Due to the official ban, he has been widely known only since the mid-1960s; had a significant influence on modern Ukrainian poetry; philosophical lyrics, religious, cosmic motifs, echoes of Lemko folklore and pagan symbolism; influences of Omar Khayyam, Walt Whitman; prose works; translations; articles of literary criticism and literary theoretical and literary character.