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Oleksandr Viktorovych Holoshchuk is a Ukrainian theater artist and graphic artist. Born on January 18, 1946 in the village of Nyzhnya Krynka, Donetsk region, he is a member of the National Union of Ukrainian Artists (1992). Holoshchuk graduated from the Odesa Theater and Art School (1971; teachers: V. Kara-Giaur, and T. Kozlova). He was the production designer of the cartoons "Malachite Box", "The Mistress of the Copper Mountain", and "Stone Flower" (1974-1977). In 1980-1983, he was a prop designer for the Donetsk Youth Theater and production designer of the play "Pinocchio" by O. Tolstoy (1982). Holoshchuk participated in art exhibitions starting in 1978. He created posters, playbills for art exhibitions, performances of the A. Solovyanenko Donetsk Opera and Ballet Theater. In easel graphics, he leans towards philosophical and poetic generalizations of national and world history. Among his works are “Don Quixote”, “Eclipse” (both 1986), “Wooden Doll”, “Petrashovites. The Price of Truth” (both 1987), “Man and Nature” (1990); the graphic cycles “War and Music” (1988-2003), and “Word” (2003-2004).