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Monographs, catalogs, collections of articles, albums and booklets on topics related to Ukrainian sacred art.

Aleksandrovych, V. (1995). Ukrainian painting of the 13th–15th centuries. Lviv: [n.p.]. [In Ukrainian].
Antiquary Journal: From Ages to Ages: Ukrainian Sacred Art. (2015). No. 1–2 (88), January–February. [In Russian].
Christian Sacred Tradition: History and Modernity. Materials of the International Scientific Conference, Lviv, December 6–7, 2013. (2013). Lviv. [In Ukrainian].
Church art of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and neighboring countries. Discussion materials. (2020). Ostrava-Warsaw. [In Polish].
Cultural heritage of Sloboda Ukraine: A collection of scientific articles. (2018). Issue 37. Kharkiv: Cursor. [In Ukrainian].
Dragan, M. (1970). Ukrainian decorative carving of the 16th–18th centuries. Kyiv: Naukova Dumka. [In Ukrainian]
Drahan Readings VIII. (2013). Drohobych Museum of Local History, Cactus Society. Drohobych: Kolo. [In Ukrainian].
Drohobych Churches of the Exaltation and St. George in Research. First Readings. (1998). Drohobych: Vidrodzhennia. [In Ukrainian].
Drohobych Churches of the Exaltation and St. George in Research. Second Readings. (2000). Drohobych: Vidrodzhennia. [In Ukrainian].
Druzyuk, H., & Skop, L. (1988). Novoselytsia Church of the Assumption of the 17th Century: Museum of Folk Architecture and Painting. Uzhhorod: City Printing House. [In Ukrainian].
Gronek, A. (2007). Icons of the Passion: On transformations in church painting on the Ukrainian-Polish border. Kraków: Collegium Columbinum. [In Polish]
Gronek, A. (2015). Abandoned heritage. About paintings in the church of St. Onufry in Posada Rybotycka. Kraków. [In Polish].
Hordynsky, S. (1973). Ukrainian icons of the 12th–18th centuries. Philadelphia: Providence. [In Ukrainian]
Icons and Liturgy: Artistic Monuments of the Greek Catholic Church in the 17th–19th Centuries. (1996). [In Hungarian].
Ilarion, Metropolitan. (1990). The triradial cross with a slanted footrest: The national cross of Ukraine. Winnipeg: Institute of Volyn Studies. [In Ukrainian].
Intercultural and Visual Art Transfer in Central Europe and the Balkans: Ruthenian-Ukrainian and Romanian Art from the 15th to the Early 19th Century. (2023). [In English].
Katriy, Y. (1982). Know your rite! Parts 1–2. New York, Rome: Ukrainian Spiritual Library, no. 56. [In Ukrainian].
Lesiv, A. (2018). Judas Iscariot in Ukrainian art of the 15th–18th centuries: Iconography and symbolism of the image. Lviv. [In Ukrainian].
Mosaics and Frescoes of St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv. (1980). Kyiv: Mystetstvo. [In Ukrainian].
Museikon: A Journal of Religious Art and Culture. Revue d’art et de culture religieuse. (2020). 6, 356 p.
Nestor Studies: The Image of the Mother of God in the spiritual culture of Ancient Rus. (2012). Kyiv: National Kyiv-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Reserve. [In Ukrainian].
Nestor Studies. (2007). Spiritual traditions in Ukrainian culture. Kyiv: Feniks. [In Ukrainian].
Nestor Studies. (2008). The book and book culture in the history of spiritual culture of Kyivan Rus. Kyiv: Feniks. [In Ukrainian].
Nikitenko, M. (2013). Sacred Mountains of Kyiv: Construction of the sacred space of early Christian Kyiv (end of the 10th – beginning of the 12th century). Kyiv. [In Ukrainian].
Otkovych, T. (2008). Revived masterpieces. Lviv: [n.p.]. [In Ukrainian]
Restoration of Museum Treasures. (1998). Lviv: Logos. 10 pages. [in Ukrainian]
Restoration of Museum Treasures. (2003). Lviv: Logos. 10 pages. [in Ukrainian]
Sacred Art of Boykivshchyna. Fourth Readings. (1999). Lviv: Logos. [In Ukrainian]
Sacred Art of the Boykos Region. Academic Readings in Memory of Mykhailo Dragan. (1997). Drohobych: Vidrodzhennia. [In Ukrainian].
Sacred art of the Boykos region. Fifth academic readings in memory of Mykhailo Dragan: A collection of articles. (2001). Drohobych, Lviv: Logos. [In Ukrainian].
Sacred Art of the Boykos Region. Second Readings. (1997). Drohobych: Vidrodzhennia. [In Ukrainian]
Skop-Druziuk, H. (2001). Between the West and the East. Lviv: Logos. 10 pages. [in Ukrainian]
Skop-Druzyuk, H., & Skop, L. (1997). Children’s Sarcophagus from the Time of King Danylo of Halych. Lviv: Logos. [In Ukrainian].
Skop-Druzyuk, H., & Skop, P. (2009). The Iconostasis of the 16th–18th Centuries from Stara Skvariava: Album. Lviv: Logos. [In Ukrainian].
Skop, L. (2004). The painter of the icon Mother of God Hodegetria from Mrazhnytsia. Ukrainian Icon Painters. Lviv Logos. [in Ukrainian]
Skop, L. (2012). The Church of St. George in Drohobych (15th–18th centuries). Drohobych: Kolo. [In Ukrainian]
Sophia Journal: Materials of the International Academic-Practical Conference “Sophia Readings” (Kyiv, November 26–27, 2015). (2017). Issue 1. Kyiv: Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, National Reserve “Saint Sophia of Kyiv”, Institute “Saint Sophia”. [In Ukrainian].
Sophia Journal. (2018). Issue 2. Proceedings of the VII International Conference “Black Sea Region, Crimea, and Rus’ in History and Culture.” Kyiv. [In Ukrainian].
Stepovyk, D. (1982). Ukrainian Graphics of the 16th–17th Centuries: Evolution of the Visual System. Kyiv: Naukova Dumka. [In Ukrainian].
Sventsitska, V., & Sydor, O. (1990). Heritage of ages: Ukrainian painting of the 14th–17th centuries in museum collections of Lviv. Lviv: Kamenyar. [In Ukrainian].
The Art of Neo-Gothic. (2000). Lviv: Logos. 16 pages. [in Ukrainian]
The Chełm Gospel of the 13th and 16th centuries: Facsimile edition
The Lavrysiv Gospel of the 14th Century. (2018). Horobets. [In Ukrainian]
Ukrainian Academy of Arts: Research and Scientific-Methodological Works, No. 24. (2015). [In Ukrainian]
Ukrainian Iconography of the 12th–19th Centuries from the NAMU Collection: Album. (2005). Khmelnytskyi: Galleria; Kyiv: Artania Nova. [In Ukrainian].
Umantsev, F. (2002). Art of ancient Ukraine: A historical essay. Kyiv: Lybid. [In Ukrainian]
Volhynian Icon of the 16th–18th Centuries from the VKM Collection: Catalogue. (2018). Lutsk. [In Ukrainian].
Volhynian Icon: Research and Restoration. Scholarly Collection, Issue 24. (2017). Lutsk. [In Ukrainian]
Volhynian Icon: Research and Restoration. Scholarly Collection, Issue 25. (2018). Lutsk. [In Ukrainian]
Volhynian Icon: Research and Restoration. Scholarly Collection, Issue 28. (2021). Lutsk. [In Ukrainian].
Zholtovskyi, P. (1983). Artistic Life in Ukraine in the 16th–18th Centuries. Kyiv: Naukova Dumka. [In Ukrainian].
Zholtovskyi, P. (1988). Monumental Painting in Ukraine of the 17th–18th Centuries. Kyiv: Naukova Dumka. [In Ukrainian].