Mudry Vasyl (4 results)

Hardcover. pp. 395. 8vo. Bound in black cloth with gilt seal to front board and gilt lettering to spine. 16 black & white plates. Spine slant, bumped at corners, some rippling and minor staining to bottom corner from moisture damage; good.

1962. (Hardcover) Very good, no dust jacket. 397pp. Black cloth with crest on front cover. Tables, bibliographies, unpaginated illustrations at the back. A previous owner's label that has been blacked out on the front endpaper. Locale: Lviv--Ukraine; Ukraine. (History--Ukraine, History--Ukraine).

8vo. pp. 397, [1 leaf]. 16 plates (15 double-sided). cloth. Very good copy. First Edition.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Engravings by Vasyl Lopata (illustrator). 1st Edition. Scarce large-format hardcover 35 x 25 x 2cm, sturdy faux-leather boards with gilt lettering and a large figure of Jesus (embossed gilt). Fully bilingual (Ukrainian & English). 231 pages [+5], copiously illustrated with large-format engravings, pictorial endpapers, NOT ex-library. First blank page with Author's private inscription (signed & dated by Bishop Mudry). Weight 1730g. Good condition with signs of wear, unmarked text, secure binding; free of foxing and age-spotting. A small area of loss to the side edge of several leaves; moderate creases to outer page corners. Edgeworn and shelfworn dust jacket (short tears, creases, scuffing, fraying; heavily rubbed side edge of the rear flap). -- This commemorative album serves as a tribute to the rich history and spiritual heritage of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church and its prominent hierarchs. It features a unique collection of historical portraits of the Metropolitans of Kyiv and Halych, accompanied by commentary and interpretations of their lives and contributions. The book offers readers an in-depth account of the Metropolitans' influence on the religious and cultural landscape of Ukraine, covering figures from the 15th to 20th century. Engravings by Vasyl Lopata add a visual depth to the text, presenting artwork that symbolises the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church's struggles and triumphs, including the themes of resurrection and Ukraine's spiritual journey. -- Contents: Clement VIII, Pope of Rome; John Paul II; Introduction / Bishop Sofron Mundry, OSBM; Taken from the History of the Ukrainian Hierarchic Portrait / Dmytro Stepovyk; Portraits of Kyiv and Halych Metropolitans in Engravings of Vasyl Lopata / Dmytro Stepovyk; Isidore, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1436-1441); Mykhaylo Rohoza, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1588-1599); Ipatij Potij, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1600-1613); Yosyf Venyamyn Rutsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1613-1637); Rafail Korsak, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1637-1640); Antonij Seliava, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1640-1655); Havryil Kolenda, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1655-1674); Kyprian Zhokhovsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1674-1693); Lev Zalensky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1694-1708); Yurij Vynnytsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1708-1713); Lev Kishka, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1714-1728); Atanasij Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1729-1746); Florian Hrebnytsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1748-1762); Pylyp Volodkovych, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1762-1778); Lev Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1778-1779); Yason Smohorzhevsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1780-1788); Teodosij Rostotsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1788-1805); Iraklii Lisovsky, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1806-1809); Hryhorij Kokhanovych, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1809-1814); Yosafat Bulhak, Metropolitan of Kyiv (1817-1838); Antin Anhelovych, Metropolitan of Halych (1807-1814); Mykhaylo Cardinal Levytsky, Metropolitan of Halych (1816-1858); Hryhorij Yakhymovych, Metropolitan of Halych (1860-1863); Spyrydon Lytvynovych, Metropolitan of Halych (1864-1869); Yosyf Sembratovych, Metropolitan of Halych (1870-1882); Sylvester Cardinal Sembratovych, Metropolitan of Halych (1885-1898); Yulian Sas-Kuilovsky, Metropolitan of Halych (1899-1900); Andrij Sheptytsky, Metropolitan of Halych (1900-1944); Yosyf Cardinal Slipy, Major Archbishop, Metropolitan of Halych (1944-1984); Myroslav-Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky, Major Archbishop, Metropolitan of Halych (1984-[1996]); Conclusion / Dmytro Stepovyk; "Lord, Teach Me Your Ways" / Vasyl Lopata; Engravings and Commentaries / Vasyl Lopata ["To Life and Resurrection" (a series of 4 full-page colour artworks); "Ukraine's Way of the Cross" (a series of 5 double-spread colour artworks on folded leaves)]; List of Illustrations -- "This album, published to commemorate the great jubilee - the 400th anniversary of the Church Union of Berestia (1596-1996), is one of the manifestations of our contemporaries' esteem of the history of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church and its high hierarchs.". Inscribed by Author(s).