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In Ivan Franko's prose, the features of modernism, decadence, symbolism, surrealism, and impressionism are clearly present. The author's main methodological principle is synthesis in modelling the artistic world, philosophy, use of artistic convention, fantasy, and dramatisation of the epic. Ivan Franko's creative heritage is in Ukrainian, but he also wrote in Polish, German, Russian, Bulgarian, and Czech, which totals more than 100 volumes. Ivan Franko was one of the first professional Ukrainian writers to earn a living from his literary work.
The collection includes works from different periods of Ivan Franko's career.
Poetry includes the poem "Moses", philosophical poem "Legend of Eternal Life", lyrical allegory "The Masons", poems "Sleeping Villages", "Grow, Tall Oak...", "Anthem (instead of prologue)", "Oh, You, Girl, from a Nut Seed", "Why Do You Appear to Me...", "Decadent", sonnet "Sistine Madonna". His prose works include the historical novel The Rising Hawk, the literary fairy tale The Painted Fox, the short stories Little Myron, My Crime, Hrytsia's School Science, Pencil, and the psychological novel The Jay's Wing.
