Приклади вживання Kotska Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Boretskyi and Kotska. In the mountains.
Kotska Andriy Andriyovych.
From left to right: A. Kotska, A. Erdeli, A.
Kotska(Second from the left).
From left to right Z. Sholtes, A. Kotska, unknown, A. Kashshai.
Kotska(From the archive of Yu. Nebesnyk).
Till the end of his life, Kotska was an active participant in exhibitions.
Kotska, prepared a reasearch about it.
In the 1950s and 1960s, Kotska created famous series of female portraits.
Works of the People's Artist of the Ukrainian SSR Andrii Kotska were stolen as well.
Andrii Kotska was too much upon himself and his creativity.
He drew a lot and in 1933 together with Kotska he arranged the first exhibition.
Andrii Kotska was born on May 23, 1911 in Uzhhorod in the family of a worker.
Studio plein airs became an occasion for acquaintance of the young artist with known Transcarpathian artists-Andrii Kotska and Fedir Manailo.
From 1931 to 1941 Kotska taught in the villages of Tykhyi, Kamianytsia, Simer.
His exhibitions had a big resonance-especially Moscow exhibition in 1964"Old and New Transcarpathia" where Manailo, Kotska, and Erdeli's works were exhibited.
Andrii Kotska died on November 4, 1987, buried in the Kalvariyia cemetery in Uzhhorod.
The exposition is also complemented by sculptures of wood and majolica of the national artist of Ukraine Vasyl Svyda, ceramic jugs of authorship by Endre Hidi and a model of Hutsul women's dress of theearly twentieth century from the funds of the A. Kotska Memorial House-Museum.
Kotska, he never changed his native land in his heart- he often came to the Carpathians to plein airs.
Famous colleagues Andrii Kotska, Pavlo Balla, and later Ernest Kontratovych contributed to the creative development of Vasyl Vovchok.
Andrii Kotska belongs to the second generation of Transcarpathian artists that created a local painting tradition, graduating from the Public School of Drawing, founded by Erdeli and Bokshai.
The artist's sister- Hanna Kotska, presented all furniture together with the library, archive, personal belongings and masterpieces of the artist to the Museum.
That year he met Kotska, Kontratovych, Sholtes and began to work at the public school of drawing, founded by Erdeli and Bokshai.
In 1952 Andrii Kotska presented his apartment in the next street to Vasyl Svyda and settled down with his family in this wonderful house-museum where he lived and worked until his death in 1987.
Under the Soviet rule, during 1944-1945, Kotska was the head of the city people's police, but, despite his loyalty to the new government, he subsequently underwent ideological pressure because of the inconsistency of his works with the requirements of socialist realism.