Slovak folklore presents its beauty not only in celebratory customs and children’s games. The short documentary proves that Plicka perceived poetry also in the everyday work of the people ...

The new version begins with an instrumental bar, like the Russian anthem, and ends with several tones played by the fujara pipe, a typical Slovak folk instrument. Rozsa received 46,500 euros ($ ...

are easily recognizable from their vivid colors and folk motifs. In the 1930s, women in the Slovak community here began decorating objects with oil paint, depicting everyday scenes of rural life.