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    Getty condemns cultural 'atrocities' as Ukrainian heritage museum burns

    by Jessica Gelt, Los Angeles Times Mar 01, 2022 1 minute
    About 50 miles to the north, 25 canvases by Ukrainian folk art painter Maria Primachenko were reportedly destroyed as advancing Russian troops burned down the Ivankiv Museum, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said.

    LOS ANGELES — As Ukrainian civilians face the terror of a Russian military barrage advancing on Kyiv, art scholars have begun decrying fallout of another kind: the destruction of the country's cultural heritage, including the apparent burning

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