Paraska Plytka Horytsvit

The museum is the house of Paraska Tile-Adonis, consisting of three rooms filled with painted furniture, household items and her drawings, books, photographs. You can touch everything, leaf through books. The caretaker-guide is very dedicated to her work, during our excursion she was in the hospital with a fracture, but she led us on the phone for about an hour, read Paraska's poems, and at the end even sang a song. It was amazing. It is also interesting that much of Paraska's biography presented on the Internet is fiction. The museum is free, we left a donation, you also need to call in advance. Hurry up to get to the museum, because I think soon Arsenal will transfer everything from there to its bins. Other museums also sort out her creations, on the one hand, it is good for more people to get acquainted with her work, on the other hand, everything in this museum looks authentic, everything can be viewed, everything is in its place. Recommend! From the road go up on foot for about 40 minutes. It is possible by car, but I did not risk it.

Incredibly interesting museum. I recommend! This is the house where Paraska Plytka-Horytsvit lived and worked. Currently, the house and her personal belongings are kept by local volunteers. They knew Paraska, took care of her. They live nearby. Nice and friendly people. Be sure to come here.

The Museum of Outstanding Personality is definitely worth a look. I highly recommend!

The museum-manor is a very unusual person. I got here after visiting Paraska's exhibition in Kyiv. The museum is a bit abandoned, but all the books can be flipped through. Warning! There is no car access. Just a jeep or something tall.

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