Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 1 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 2 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 3 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 4 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 5 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 6 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 7 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 8 of 9.
Image of Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine by Roman Kykta, size: 8000/2700/2700 мм, made of Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone, Sculpture Monuments medium, from Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district. Photo 9 of 9.

Memorial sign to the granting of the Tomos of Autocephaly to the Orthodox Church of Ukraine (2023)

Year
2023
Dimensions
8000/2700/2700 мм
Materials
Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone
Medium
Sculpture Monuments
Location
Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district.
Sculptor: Roman Kykta
Architect: Orest Skop
Stained glass sketches: Valeriy Shalenko
Stained glass execution: Tetiana Shalenko and Natalia Biloous
Monument installation initiator: Volodymyr Musyanovych

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2023
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8000/2700/2700 мм
Materials
Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone
Medium
Sculpture Monuments
Location
Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district.
Sculptor: Roman Kykta
Architect: Orest Skop
Stained glass sketches: Valeriy Shalenko
Stained glass execution: Tetiana Shalenko and Natalia Biloous
Monument installation initiator: Volodymyr Musyanovych
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Year
2023
Dimensions
8000/2700/2700 мм
Materials
Sandstone, granite, metal, glass, tinted polystone
Medium
Sculpture Monuments
Location
Vizhomlya village, Lviv region, Yavoriv district.
Sculptor: Roman Kykta
Architect: Orest Skop
Stained glass sketches: Valeriy Shalenko
Stained glass execution: Tetiana Shalenko and Natalia Biloous
Monument installation initiator: Volodymyr Musyanovych