April 10, 1814
February 28, 1813
January 1, 1815
March 9, 1814
He is best known as a Ukrainian poet and artist.
He is best known as a Ukrainian politician.
He is best known for his scientific discoveries.
He is best known as a Russian poet.
The major themes were Ukrainian nationalism and the peasants' plight.
The major themes were love and adventure.
The major themes were global trade and economy.
The major themes were science and technology.
'Kobzar' published in 1840.
'The Odyssey' published in 1840.
'Paradise Lost' published in 1840.
'War and Peace' published in 1840.
Lviv, Ukraine
The village of Moryntsi, in the Kyiv Governorate, Russian Empire (now Ukraine).
Moscow, Russia
Kiev, Ukraine
He was also a painter and illustrator.
He designed architecture.
He was a sculptor.
He composed music.
Alexander II of Russia
Nicholas I of Russia
Paul I of Russia
Catherine the Great
Sculpture
Literature
Painting
Music
Minimal impact on the Ukrainian language.
He was a famous scientist.
Highly influential in the development of modern Ukrainian literature and language.
He impacted Russian language and culture.
1865
March 10, 1861.
1859
1871
Realism
Surrealism
Classical
Romanticism
It made his work more humorous.
He stopped writing during captivity.
More somber and introspective themes.
It had no significant effect.
Inferno
The Iliad
'Zapovit' (Testament)
The Aeneid
His language skills.
His musical talent.
His medical skills.
His artistic talent recognized by a group of artists and writers.
They are little known and insignificant.
They are important only in Russia.
They have been completely forgotten.
They remain a cornerstone of Ukrainian culture, celebrated for national, historical, and social themes.