“Dead Man's Easter” postcard by Roman Dubina

A spine-chilling, bizarre, and at the same time ironic postcard inspired by Hryhorii Kvitka-Osnov’yanenko’s famous short story “Easter of the Dead.”

In Roman Dubyna’s work, the mysterious world of Ukrainian folk demonology comes to life, where the line between the living and the dead becomes almost invisible. Easter night takes on a special atmosphere—it combines mysticism, ancient folk beliefs, and characteristic Ukrainian dark humor.

This is not just a postcard, but a small journey into the bizarre world of Ukrainian Gothic literature, folklore, and classical literature.

•  High-density paper. Paper Type: Gloss.
• High quality, full-color, full-bleed printing on both sides
• Size: 4,13"*5,83" (10,5x14,8 cm)

Air delivery from Ukraine with tracking code