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7 December 2010 marks the 110th anniversary of the birth of the genius daughter of the Ukrainian people. People's Artist of Ukraine Kateryna Bilokur. She was born into a poor peasant family in the village of Bohdanivka, Yahotyn district. Here she lived her difficult life, filled with poverty and the pangs of creativity, and here she reached the heights of artistic mastery on her own. Kateryna Bilokur died on 10 June 1961 and is buried in her native land, the famous Bohdanivka. Almost half a century has passed since Kateryna Bilokur passed away, and the magic of her work keeps us captivated by the greatness of her spiritual heritage. To this day, admirers of the artist's talent strive to comprehend and unravel the secrets of her life and work, to understand what magic she possessed, how she was able to overcome all obstacles and difficulties, and become an ARTIST. Peonies and mallows, dahlias and roses, poppies and marigolds, viburnums, tulips, phloxes, twisted panychy weaving behind a wooden fence, fragrantly smelling apples and grapes, and a king's ear of rye and wheat ripening on her canvases. All these eternal symbols of the native Ukrainian nature appear on her canvases sublimely beautiful and more spiritual than in real life. These flowers are symbols that embody eternal Harmony and Beauty. She called them the eyes of the Earth, the essence of living nature. Through her life and work, she bequeathed us to love our native land, to see and understand its unique beauty, to tirelessly pursue our great goal, overcoming difficulties and obstacles. This album is a testament to our boundless gratitude and respect for the great artist that is Kateryna Bilokur.