She mostly painted landscapes, worked in linocut, watercolor, and drawing techniques.[1][2]
She participated in exhibitions, including a joint one with Stefania Gebus-Baranetska [uk] and Hryhorii Smolskyi [uk], which took place in Lviv in 1962. A personal posthumous exhibition was held in 1993, also in Lviv. Some of her paintings are kept in the collections of museums in Ivano-Frankivsk, Lviv, the Marko Cheremshyna Museum [uk] in Sniatyn, and the Vasyl Stefanyk Museum in Rusiv.[1][2][3]
Among the main paintings:[1][3]
- "U domi Danylovychiv u Berezyni (za chytanniam istorii Ukrainy)" (1916), "Pered skhodom sontsia", "Berezovyi hai", "Berezyna. Dolyna Dnistra", "Piznie lito. Soniakhy" (all – 1910s.), "I. Danylovych" (1920–1930s), "Zakhid sontsia" (1925), "Peizazh", "Rusivska khashcha", "Khlopchyk na berezi richky" (all — 1926), "Avtoportret" (1926, 1928), "Polupiky" (1928), "Zhorzhyny. Natiurmort", "Yablunka v sadu V. Stefanyka" (both — 1929), "Mak tsvite", "Maty u krisli", "Stezhka v horakh2 (all — 1920s.), «Dnister bilia s. Horyhliady», "Nad Prutom. Prachka", sketch "Hutsulyk z Kosmacha" (all — 1930), "Litnii peizazh" (1931), "Prialia", "Zhinka v peremittsi" (both — 1932), "Portret materi" (1935), "Divchyna z s. Tulovy" (1938), "Avtoportret u temnii sukni", "Zyma. Yablunka v sadu V. Stefanyka" (both — 1930s), "U zhnyva" (1942), "H. Shymonovych-Rudnytska" (1944), "Portret maloho Andriia z Tulovy" (1945), still life "Lilii" (1953), "Khryzantemy. Natiurmort", "Natiurmort z yablukamy" (both — 1950s), "Vasyl ta Sofiia Stefanyky" (both — 1960), "Ochystka kukurudzy" (1961), "Kraievyd s. Tulovy" (1963), "Soniashnyk" (1967), "Kraievyd Yaremchi"(1969);
- prints — "Moloda (kniehynia z Tulovy)", "Vyshyvalnytsia", "Za vyshyvanniam", "Hutsulka na verandi" (all — 1960s).