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The art of Bukovyna of the middle of the 20th – the beginning of the 21st centuries in general and sculpture, in particular, has been practically neglected by scientists. Few works devoted to the art of the region cover mostly the development of painting, so studying this problem one can only rely on individual publications, the majority of which are leaflets, catalogues, articles in magazines and encyclopedic publications. In this regard, the study of sculpture of this period is relevant for comprehensive coverage of the history of art of the region and the understanding of the artistic processes of the present in Ukraine. The analysis of existing publications proves that the topic was not properly reflected in scientific works and popular science entries. Only single articles on the creative views of a sculptor are found, mostly in the periodicals of the region. Among the publications are catalogs and brochures issued by the Chernivtsi Organization of the Union of Artists of Ukraine in 1970s – 1980s on the occasion of holding regional or personal exhibitions, in particular, by T. Udina 1 and K. Valigura 2 , which, as well as the 1998 edition of “Bukovynian Artists” 3 , contain biographical information about the artists. An exception forms the work of T. Dugayeva in which O. Shevchukevich’s 4 achievements are examined in detail.

TENDENCIES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUKOVYNIAN SCULPTURE FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE 20TH TO THE BEGINNING OF THE 21TH CENTURY