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Lviv, LV, Ukraine
Auction Details
Give Hope to Children of Ukraine
24 February 2022, the russian federation attacked Ukraine, starting a bloody war.
War always leaves many calamities, but one of them strikes to the core - the children who suffered. Since the beginning of the war, we have witnessed a real catastrophe: 652 children have been injured, 229 children died of violence without feeling the joy of this life, and we will never return them.
Thousands of children have already suffered, were injured, and suffered inhumanly thousands of those who will never see their homes thousands of those who faced the horrors of war, violence, and death, those who lost their family, their parents, who saw their suffering and now must live with it all their lives. There are thousands of them. There are millions of us. We can help them. In our hands is the hope that these children will have a future and be able to recover both mentally and physically.
The famous artists and cultural figures of Ukraine and the Lviv Regional Military Administration have initiated an international charity auction, "Give Hope to Children of Ukraine", on International Children's Day. The proceeds will be used to support the children who have been wounded and left without parents because of the war unleashed by russia.
Kozytskyi Charitable Foundation, the Lviv National Academy of Arts, Ivan Trush Lviv State College of Decorative and Applied Arts, Lviv Regional Organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, and Lviv Media outlet also joined the initiative. At the same time, Ukrainian artists donated their best works for the auction to help children.
The unique works presented in the electronic catalog of the International Charity Art Auction are the bright palette of contemporary Ukrainian art, organically combining the thousand-year national tradition with contemporary art trends.
Any contribution you make to saving Ukrainian children will be invaluable. By helping our children, you are saving the future of Ukraine!
Lot Number: Lowest
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0099: Nataliya Kucherya, stage costume design for the Puccini's opera 'Manon Lescaut'Est. US$400-US$600Lot Passed
0100: Nataliya Kucherya, stage costume design for the Puccini's opera 'Manon Lescaut'Est. US$400-US$600Lot Passed
0102: Rare autographed envelope with postmarking postage stamp 'Russian warship, go ...!'Est. US$20,000-US$50,000Lot Passed
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Charity Foundation of Kozytskyi
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