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Fort Benedict Painting

Anastasiia Kurkova

Ukraine

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 27.6 W x 19.7 H x 0.8 D in

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In 1772, three European states - having carried out the first partition of Poland, seemed to act together. However, it is no secret that the rule of limited trust works best in politics. According to this rule, the Austrians - due to the proximity of the Prussian and other borders - immediately after the capture of Krakow in 1796 began the construction of defensive structures around the city. Large-scale works began in 1850 when the Austrian emperor Franz Joseph I decided to turn the city into a fortress. This is how Festung Krakau (German Kraków Fortress) was created - the largest fortress in this part of Europe. It consisted of 176 objects - forts, dugouts, gates, entrenchments, cannon firing positions, barracks, and military hospitals - located in three rings on an area of more than 500 square kilometers in and around Krakow. They were connected by a network of ring roads, which guaranteed efficient communication, and years later they became the main streets of the city. For example, Lyubich and Mogilska or Starovyslna and Velitska streets, etc. Some of the objects of the huge Kraków Fortress were destroyed, but we can see the only surviving fortress of three that were built in Podgórze in the mid-19th century to protect the Vistula River and the road to Lwów, Fort Benedict is one of only a few citadels of the 'Maximillion Tower' type.

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Painting:Oil on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:27.6 W x 19.7 H x 0.8 D in

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Anastasiia Kurkova (22.10.2000) (nickname Stia) I am a Ukrainian artist. I was born in the city of Mariupol - the motherland of an artist A. Kuindzhi in the warm steppe region, in Eastern part of Ukraine. I started working with oils at the age of 13, having turned 14 and began participating in various exhibitions, in particular, the ones which took place at the Mariupol Kuindzhi Center of Contemporary Art and Culture in 2014, and later on. I was the winner of different city and regional art competitions in the Donetsk region, Ukraine. In 2017, one of my works was sent to Japan to the Charity center “Aid to the Children in the World". I also took part in the exhibition organized by NAFAA (National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, Kyiv, Ukraine) in 2019. Moreover, on September 2, 2020, my first personal exhibition "The Color of the Soul" was opened at the State Library of Ukraine for Youth (Kyiv,Ukraine). In October 2020, another personal exhibition "Color Rhapsody" was held in the House-Museum of Taras Shevchenko in Kyiv,Ukraine. In 2021, I became one of the winners of the International Plein Air Art Competition "The Best Artist" and received the award "For Service to Art". That year I also took part in several exhibitions - "St. Sophia Plein Air 2021" , “150-th Anniversary of Lesya Ukrainka” at NAFAA. In 2022, I became a participant and the winner of the Grand Prix of all-Ukrainian and international art competitions, among them - "Christmas Ukraine", "National Talent Parade", "Etude Vernissage", "Hands of Happiness" etc. I am the organizer and leading artist of the "Kyivska Rus Park" art project, Kyiv, Ukraine. I worked as an animator in the film "Peasants", which create film company "Breakthru Film", based on the same name novel by Nobel Laureate V. Raymont. Currently, I am actively promoting mutual Ukrainian-Polish culture relations in my works. In summer, 2023, I was in the open air in Switzerland. My works are kept in private collections in Ukraine, the USA, the UK, Germany and Poland. they are also exhibited in "Galeria Ogrodowa", “Art Bay”,Krakow and different online galleries.

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