Slavic Collection (#5)

Discover the enchanting beauty of Ukraine, where history and nature intertwine seamlessly

Slavic Collection: Maslenitsa celebrations, 19th Century C018 / 7015

Maslenitsa celebrations, 19th Century C018 / 7015
Maslenitsa celebrations. 1870 engraving of people celebrating Maslenitsa in St. Petersburg, Russia. Maslenitsa, also known as Butter Week, Pancake Week, or Cheesefare Week

Slavic Collection: IMMIGRANT COAL MINERS. Slavic immigrant workers wait for their train to Pennsylvania coal mines

IMMIGRANT COAL MINERS. Slavic immigrant workers wait for their train to Pennsylvania coal mines. Wood engraving, 19th century

Slavic Collection: Montenegrin soldiers singing warsongs

Montenegrin soldiers singing warsongs
Montenegrin soldiers singing war songs outdoors, by the light of the moon

Pollution monitoring
Polloution monitoring. Photographed in Prague, Czech Republic

Slavic Collection: Orteliuss map of Bohemia, 1570

Orteliuss map of Bohemia, 1570
Orteliuss map of Bohemia. This map is from the 1570 first edition of Theatrum orbis terrarum ( Theatre of the World ). Drawn by the Flemish mapmaker Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598)

Slavic Collection: Southern Croatian Man

Southern Croatian Man
Like the Hero - a southern Croatian man in traditional costume, albeit in very Albanian-style trousers

Slavic Collection: Rusyn People - Hungary

Rusyn People - Hungary
Rusyns - an Eastern Slavic ethnic group who speak an Eastern Slavic language (or dialect) known as Rusyn. This appears to be a team working on a railway in the Carpathian Mountain region of Hungary

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Discover the enchanting beauty of Ukraine, where history and nature intertwine seamlessly. In Kyiv, the capital city, explore Saint Volodymyr Hill Park and be captivated by its breathtaking views overlooking the majestic Dnieper River. Take a moment to relax in one of the park's serene sitting areas while immersing yourself in Slavic culture. Delve deeper into Ukraine's rich heritage at Pechersak Lavra, an Orthodox Christian Monastery nestled amidst stunning landscapes. Marvel at its ancient architecture and delve into centuries-old traditions that have shaped this nation. As you venture through the countryside, catch a glimpse of Ukrainian life on a highway adorned with Russian-made early 1970s Lada vehicles. Witness Lviv's medieval charm as you traverse its cobblestone streets aboard an electric commuter trolley, transporting you back in time. In Vinnytsya, pay homage to the heroes who served in the Air Force of Ukraine at a striking monument that stands tall against the sky. Cross over Parkovy Pedestrian Bridge in Kyiv for an unforgettable experience as it spans across the mighty Dnieper River. Maidan Nezalezhnosti (Independence Square) is another must-visit destination in Kyiv. Immerse yourself in its vibrant atmosphere and witness firsthand how this iconic square has played a pivotal role throughout Ukraine's history. Descend deep underground at Arsenalna Metro Station Escalators – currently holding the title for being the deepest station globally – showcasing not only exceptional engineering but also providing insight into daily life within this bustling metropolis. Unleash your imagination as you encounter Zmey Goynych - Slavic Three-headed dragon - legendary creature steeped in folklore that embodies both fear and fascination among locals and visitors alike. Hop aboard an electric commuter trolley once more to explore Vinnytsya further; admire its picturesque streetscapes while making your way towards a monument dedicated to the victims of the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster.