Lichtenstein Skies

Just some experimentation, this time inspired by Roy Lichtenstein. Definitely want to work with this a bit more though.

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Entrance at Pokrovsky Women's Monastery.

The entrance at Pokrovsky Women's Monastery, recently revisited and updated.

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Star and Cauldron

Seen on the ground of the Museum of the Great Patriotic War (WW2) in Kiev.

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Bankova St, Kiev

This portion of Bankova St is pedestrian only because of several important government buildings, including the Offices of the President.

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Andrew, Olga, Cyril, Methodius

St. Andrew (L), Princess Olga (C), Sts. Cyril and Methodius (R).

Here's a Princess that will never appear in a Disney movie.

St. Andrew

Princess Olga

Sts. Cyril and Methodius

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St. Anthony & Theodosius

One of the major structures on the grounds of the Kiev Pechersk Lavra.

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Lone Pine

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22 Hrushevs'koho St.

Building at 22 Hrushevs'koho St, Kiev. Right across the street from the Parliament building (to use a western term). I have no additional information about this building at this time.

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Hammer And Sickle And Star.

Abandoned Light Pole fixtures on Kurchatova St. Pripyat.

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Plaque of Maria Zankovetska

Maria Zankovetska (1854-1934), a renowned actress who was one of the founders of the Ukrainian National Theater.

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Gnarly - Dark

Gnarly (2010), redone in a dark, moody, painted style.

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The Watchtower

A watchtower at the Kiev Fortress. The Kiev Fortress dates back to the Russian Empire.

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It's Electric!

The Kiev TV Tower. There's no trick processing to make the clouds near the tower white. That's just the way they were!

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The House of the Weeping Widow

Constructed in 1907 in the early Art Nouveau style by architect E. Bradtman, it was commissioned by Serhiy Arshavsky, a wealthy merchant from Poltava.

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1918

Seen near the southern end of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.

Obviously this was a "posed" picture. (Not by me.  I found it this way). It's very unlikely a postcard would have survived the elements for 26 years.

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Dawn's Early Light

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Poster in Pripyat

Part of my ongoing C H E R N O B Y L - 2 0 1 2 series.

I meant to finish it up last year, but didn't.

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Long Abandoned

Seen near the southern end of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.

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Taras Shevchenko University

The main building of Taras Shevchenko University in Kiev.

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Statue of Ivan Pavlov

Yes, he of the dog fame.

Seen in Kiev, even though I've found no record of Mr. Pavlov ever spending time here. But it is on the grounds of a hospital, so I guess that's the connection.

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