For Soviet Ukraine! From an album of prints dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the Communist Party of Ukraine.

Vasyl Yevdokymovych Perevalskyi is a Ukrainian graphic artist, painter, and teacher. He is a People's Artist of Ukraine (1999), Honored Artist of Ukraine (1991), and an academician of the National Academy of Art of Ukraine (2013). Born on June 13, 1938 in the village of Bubny (now Poltava region, Ukraine), he graduated in 1965 from the Kyiv Art Institute (the workshop of V. Kasiian) and then the creative workshops of the USSR Academy of Arts (1967, director M. Derehus). He was a participant of the Sixties movement. Perevalskyi is a realistic style artist. His main areas are book and easel graphics and oil painting (landscape, still life). His works are distinguished by national originality and innovation in the search for artistic means of expression. He has been a participant of all-Ukrainian, all-Union, international art exhibitions since 1966. Among his works are the easel graphics "Come, Boys, All Come to Me" (1964), "Three Cossacks Have Arrived" (1968), the cycle "Cossack Songs" (1994-2023), "Mother and Child" (1986), "Chornobyl Madonna" (2007), and many others. The artist's works are kept in the National Art Museum of Ukraine and in many other art and local history museums of Ukraine.