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Person
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Gavriil Baranovsky
(1860?1920)
Russian Empire
eclectics and Art Nouveau architect
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Baltic Shipyard
workshops
(assistant to Ernest Gibert),
St. Petersburg
, 1880;
Elisseeff Emporium
,
St. Petersburg
, 1900?03;
Buddhist
Temple
,
St. Petersburg
, 1909?15.
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Petr Baranovsky
(1892?1984)
Russian Empire
Soviet Union
architect, preservationist, restorer
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Credited with saving
Saint Basil's Cathedral
from destruction in the early 1930s, founding and managing the
Kolomenskoye
and
Andrei Rublev
museums, and developing modern restoration technologies;
restored
Golden Gate
in
Vladimir
;
restored
Krutitsy Metochion
in
Moscow
.
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Vasili Bazhenov
(1737?1799)
Russian Empire
neoclassical and Gothic Revival architect, graphic artist, architectural theorist and educator
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Moscow
's
Tsaritsyno Park
buildings
(first palace, Figurny Bridge, Opera House), 1775?86;
Pashkov House
in
Moscow
(attribution disputed), 1784?86.
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Leon Benois
(1856?1928)
Russian Empire
Soviet Union
(
French
descent)
eclectical, neoclassical, Neo-Gothic and Russian Revival architect
(son of
Nicholas Benois
)
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Roman Catholic
cathedral of
Notre-Dame
of
Lourdes
in
St. Petersburg
(together with
Marian Peretyatkovich
), 1903?09;
Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, Warsaw
(later demolished), 1894?1912;
The House of Benua
in
St. Petersburg
(together with
Albert Benois
and Yuly Benois), 1911?14.
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Nicholas Benois
(1813?1898)
Russian Empire
(
French
descent)
Gothic Revival
architect
(father of
Leon Benois
,
Alexander Benois
and
Albert Benois
)
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A court architect to
Nicholas I of Russia
, he oversaw many projects in the imperial residence in
Petergof
, notably the
Principal Imperial Stables
, 1847?52;
rebuilt the
fountain cascades of
Petergof
;
designed the number of
the first railway stations in Russia, like in
Strelna
,
Tsarskoe Selo
, and New
Petergof
(latter in 1857).
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Alexander Bernadazzi
(1831?1907)
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Karl Blank
(1728?1793)
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Ilya Bondarenko
(1867?1947)
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Joseph Bove
(1784?1834)
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Vincenzo Brenna
[1]
(1745?1820)
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Alexander Brullov
(1798?1877)
Russian Empire
(
French
descent)
Neoclassical architect and painter
(self-portrait)
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Most of his works were created in
St. Petersburg
:
Mikhaylovsky Theatre
, 1831?33;
Lutheran
Church of
St. Peter
and
St. Paul
, 1833?38;
Pulkovo Observatory
, 1834?39;
the
Headquarters of Guard Corps
on
Palace Square
, 1837?43;
Pompei Hall
, the
Malachite Room
and the
White Hall
in
Winter Palace
(after 1837).
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