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The paper presents preliminary results of the analysis of a lesser-known collection of the Czech self-taught ethnographer František Řehoř. The collection documents the traditional folk culture of Ukrainians in eastern Galicia and Bukovina (parts of the Austro-Hungarian Empire) in the last decades of the 19th century. The collection is located in the Department of Ethnography of the National Museum in Prague and is currently analysed by Czech ethnologists in cooperation with Ukrainian art historians.
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Článek přináší předběžné výsledky analýzy v odborných kruzích málo známé etnografické sbírky českého etnografa-samouka Františka Řehoře. Týká se oblasti východní Haliče a Bukoviny v rámci rakousko-uherské monarchie a dokumentuje lidovou kulturu obyvatel dnešní Ukrajiny převážně v posledních desetiletích 19. století. Sbírka se nachází v Etnografickém oddělení Historického muzea při Národním muzeu v Praze a její studium probíhá ve spolupráci českých etnologů a ukrajinských uměnovědných odborníků.
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This paper presents the results of an analysis of beaded artwork from the collection of the Czech ethnographer František Řehoř. The collection is located in the Department of Ethnography of the National Museum in Prague and is currently being analyzed by Czech ethnologists in cooperation with Ukrainian experts. This collection provides an important source of knowledge for studying the first stage of the tradition of beaded decoration in Ukrainian folk costume (late 18th to late 19th century) of eastern Galicia and Bukovina, which were part of the Habsburg Monarchy at that time. The analysis of artifacts from this collection expands the knowledge of technological, typological, artistic and stylistic features of traditional Ukrainian beadwork within these regions during the 19th century.
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