NH USSR Bokshay Joseph I. (1891-1975)

[Самвел]

I vopros.V film Parajanov. Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors, there are scenes in the temples, and there on the wall, I think the Byzantine faces. But in a secondhand store saw the book. Hutsul art, but there also like this person. Sketches for the film with Otroshchenko.

[Veronic]

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I vopros.V film Parajanov. Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors, there are scenes in the temples, and there on the wall, I think the Byzantine faces. But in a secondhand store saw the book. Hutsul art, but there also like this person. Sketches for the film with Otroshchenko.

What's the matter?

[Самвел]

It turns out that the Byzantine art, and art Hucul very similar. Where Hutsul roots?

[Veronic]

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It turns out that Byzantine art, and art Hucul very similar. Where Hutsul roots?

This is a very long history and one sentence can not write.

Archaeological excavations show about the settlement of the tribes still 500 thousand years ago. There were Celtic tribes, Dacians. In the first centuries of our era Transcarpathia was in the zone of influence of the Roman Empire. And about this time settled by Slavonic tribes. In the second half of X century. Transcarpathia passes to the Kievan Rus. From this point of Transcarpathia fixed name "Rus", and local residents began to call themselves Rusnak or "Ruthenians." It seems at this time under the influence of Christianity and were introduced to the culture of the Byzantine character.

During the I century AD region repeatedly crossed by nomadic tribes: the Sarmatians, Scythians, gunas. In 800 years of our century, the pass went over the Hungarians, who settled in the Pannonian Basin, gradually they began to colonize the entire region. From that time until the beginning of the twentieth century Transcarpathia almost always was a part of Hungary. This area bore the name "Hungarian Rus'

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If you study the history of Transcarpathia, the closer to me not Hutsul themes, and stories associated with Mukachevo castle. For example rule Ilona Zrinyi or dark story of Saint-Germain. These things my friend likes to say the artist Josef Bartos. He privatized the real medieval castle near Mukachevo. Sam (sometimes it helps grandees, but rarely) restoring the castle and tries to make it a museum. Why not heroic action in our time?

[Veronic]

Count Saint-Germain (born Le Comte de Saint-Germain) - diplomat, artist [1], musician, composer, [2] traveler, alchemist and occultist. The origin is not clearly established by common version, came from the Transylvanian prince's family Rakoczy. The exact date of birth is unknown. Owned by almost all European languages [1][2]. With extensive knowledge in the field of history and chemistry [1][2]. In the circle of his friends included the noble people of different countries. Most often referred to himself as the Count Saint-Germain, although it is sometimes under other names. The name of Count Saint-Germain were connected with lots of fiction and legends, largely because of which he was one of the most enigmatic figures in the history of France of XVIII century.

Taken from Wikipedia.

Portrait FerentsaII Rakoczy brush Adam Manoki.
According to some assumptions Saint-Germain was the son of FerentsaII Rakoczy

If I had a writer's gift, be sure to write a book in the genre of "The Da Vinci Code", yes, that's a pity that God has not given this talent: (

[dedulya37]

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and trying to make it a museum. Why not heroic action in our time?

He is not alone in his agony happy offspring.: Rolleyes:

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necessarily would have written a book in the genre of "The Da Vinci Code", yes, that's a pity that God has not given this talent

Now turn your husband help you.: D

[Veronic]

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Now turn your husband help you.: D

I'll think about it: o

[Jasmin]

Veronic, you is brilliant! I truly admire you!

[Veronic]

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Veronic, you is brilliant! I truly admire you!

Thanks, of course, if you sincerely: shy:
Why admire? I kind of have not done anything: shy:

[Altim]

Presents to the enlightened public several works of pupils and associates of Joseph Bocsa. Viewer himself judge, where "kickback", and where talent.
The first three works - from the collection of the National Art Museum of Ukraine.
1. NH USSR Andrew Kotzk.
2. DDA USSR Gabriel Gluck.
3. NH USSR Fyodor Manaylo.
4 and 5 - also F. Manaylo, to expand horizons. I think he is a figure comparable with I. Bokshay and A. Erdelyi.