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The album of Lyubov Panchenko's works is the first and so far the only edition of her works, a summary of her life and at the same time the return of her name to Ukrainian art, because thanks to the publications in the magazine "Soviet Woman" in the 1960s and early 1970s of her sketches for embroidery and design of clothing models with expressive folklore Ukrainian motifs, at least this side of Lyubov Panchenko's creative talent was slightly known to the Ukrainian public. Being a talented fashion designer, Liubov Mykhailivna worked in different genres of art - her works include lyrical watercolours, linocuts, luxurious fantasy decorative paintings and unique collage paintings made of coat fabric. However, all of her work had a pronounced Ukrainian flavour, which was considered a manifestation of "bourgeois nationalism" during the communist stagnation and, accordingly, was hindered and silenced by the authorities. Hence the lack of personal exhibitions and publications. Today, most of the artist's works are kept in the Museum of the Sixties, a branch of the Museum of the History of Kyiv.