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A Harvard project, presumably by a student: "The Hetman Goes Populist and Global": "The cultural manifestations of European interest in Hetman Mazepa — as illustrated in cases 2 and 3 — represent works of high culture, serious art, classical music. These are the genres of epic poetry, verse drama, opera, symphonic poems, the paintings of the professional artist's atelier. The centers of this cultural outpouring were the traditional ones in France, Italy, Germany." Carbon Caryatid (talk) 15:24, 25 April 2018 (UTC)Reply
