On October 24, 1867, an outstanding Ukrainian ethnographer, archaeologist, art historian, academician of UAN-VUAN, honorary member of the Ukrainian Academy of Arts and the Kyiv Society of Antiquities and Arts — Nikolay Bilyashivsky was born. The Bilyashivsky family lived in Uman, his father was a priest and teacher of a local spiritual school. When his wife died, he and his three children moved to Kiev. Mykola Fedotovich received his education i…
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On October 24, 1867, an outstanding Ukrainian ethnographer, archaeologist, art historian, academician of UAN-VUAN, honorary member of the Ukrainian Academy of Arts and the Kyiv Society of Antiquities and Arts — Nikolay Bilyashivsky was born. The Bilyashivsky family lived in Uman, his father was a priest and teacher of a local spiritual school. When his wife died, he and his three children moved to Kiev. Mykola Fedotovich received his education i…