Trypillia by Volodymyr Kolesnyk, 1968

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Trypillia by Volodymyr Kolesnyk, 1968
Trypillia by Vsevolod Ivanov
Summer. Trypillia by Mykola Maksymenko, 1992
Trypillian cult vessels, 5th-4th millennium BCE
A courtyard in the village of Trypillia, Kyiv Region, 1911
Sketches made by Vikentiy Khvoyka, a Czech-born Ukrainian archaeologist, who discovered the Neolithic Trypillia culture of Ukraine, at the dig near the village of Veremya, Kyiv Region, 1897
"The Researcher believes that the image of the Great Mother is gaining features of "the age of animal husbandry", and links to that findings of bull skulls, horned terracotta thrones, and the image of a horned woman." - On theories about Trypillian spirituality, Encyclopedia of Trypillian Civilisation
An artist's (Vsevolod Ivanov) view of Neolithic Trypillia around 4000 BCE, Ukraine