Fill in the gaps. Use words given below 1) The story of an outstanding Ukrainian painter, a of “Naïve art”, Kateryna
Bilokur is an amazing one.
2) She received no formal education and her daily life was one of sorrowful, hard
physical labour and household .
3) She was a self-taught master of primitive art and decorative folk painting, and her
desire to was extreme.
4) She was so eager to pursue art that fashioned her own and formulated her
own paints from beet juice, berries, onions, herbs and whatever she could find.
5) The girl was at all day and only painted during the night, until she could
no longer stay awake.
6) She tried to gain to art school in the 1920th, but since she had no certificate
of having completed “seven-year-school”, she had no chance.
7) She also had little opportunity to see and study the works of other .
8) As an artist she did not emotions, she depicted the subjects that produce
emotions.
9) The majority of her creations extremely vivid, lively and colourful floral
scenes displaying lush collections of flowers and fruits in natural settings.
10) She painted gardens, orchards, and fields; ; and she also had several
portraits and self-portraits.
11) Her display originality and great attention to detail.
12) Her works caught the eye of a famous Ukrainian singer Oksana Petrusenko, who
helped get her art placed in shows and galleries, where it could gain wider
from the art community.
13) Some of her paintings eventually found their way to Europe, where non other
than Pablo Picasso not only viewed her work, but became , staring at her
paintings for hours, as if in a dream.
14) Her works are at the National Museum of Ukrainian Decorative Folk
Art.
15) It is likely that her magnificent work will live for centuries to come and be
considered among the most precious of the world.
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