🔷 Today marks 120 years since the birth of Nil Khasevych — a remarkable Ukrainian graphic artist, a member of the OUN, and the chief artist of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army. He believed that art couldn’t stand aside from the fight for freedom, so he went underground, working under several aliases and creating his pieces in hidden bunkers. Khasevych understood the power of visual storytelling. His woodcuts, bofoons, and satirical posters became tools of resistance. In 1951, his graphics reached U

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