Poltava Duet Icons Tetiana Vlasenko ("Koliada") and Valery

Tetiana Vlasenko ("Koliada") and Valery Stupnytsky (Early in the Morning)

There is tremendous pride expressed by young boys who are so determined to master the breathtaking feats of the Ukrainian Kozak

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Poltava Duet Icons Tetiana Vlasenko ("Koliada") and Valery'Poltava Duet' (Medium: Watercolour and Pencil Crayon) Color laser reproduction. Ukrainian dancers begin at a young age and the dances often require partnering boys and girls. This whimsical illustration was inspired by the bashful reactions that the fellows have when asked to dance with the girls. ReallyI have to hold her hand?! is frequently the comment! The costuming and dance style of the Central or Poltava region is the best known style of