What links to “Schechtel Fyodor Osipovich”
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- All-Russian Industrial and Art Exhibition of 1896… merchant-patrons Savva Mamontov and Savva Morozov took part, as did the architects Alexander Pomerantsev, Fyodor Shekhtel, and Vladimir Shukhov, and the artists Konstantin Korovin and Mikhail Vrubel. [4] The exhibition's …
- Bolshaya Pokrovskaya: Two Centuries of the Main Street… and major property owner Anton Frolov — a namesake of the merchant Frolovs of house no. 7 — who commissioned Fyodor Shekhtel to design a three-story annex with mezzanines in Russian Art Nouveau forms; the work was completed in 1913, …
- Golitsyn Estate… Embankment. Following it there arose the Rukavishnikov Bank Complex (built in 1913–1916 to a design by Schechtel Fyodor Osipovich)), the Bugrov (late 19th century, designed by architect Nikolai Grigoryev), the ensemble of buildings of the …
- Nizhnevolzhskaya Embankment… (Embankment, 11; Rozhdestvenskaya Street, 23), also known as the Mayak Factory, was built to a design by Fyodor Osipovich Shekhtel; sources date its construction to 1911–1914 [1] and 1912–1913 [2]. Shekhtel divided the complex into two …
- Philharmonic… hall on the second floor of No. 39 Bolshaya Pokrovskaya, a building erected in 1912 to a design by Fyodor Shekhtel at the same time as Moscow's Khudozhestvenny Theatre and sharing certain features with it. The ground floor …
- Rukavishnikov Bank Complex… Bank Complex is a building on the Nizhnevolzhskaya Embankment, constructed in 1913 to a design by Schechtel Fyodor Osipovich) in the Neo-Gothic style. [1] It is a protected cultural heritage site. During the Soviet period the …
- Rukavishnikovs… — the city's ceremonial "façade" facing the river — the Rukavishnikovs built their own bank complex. Schechtel Fyodor Osipovich); it became one of the characteristic examples of neo-Gothic style in Nizhny Novgorod architecture of the …
- The Markov Merchant Mansion on Ilyinskaya… survives. The researcher O. V. Orelskaya suggests a possible connection between the building and the work of F. O. Shekhtel; A. A. Khudin supports this hypothesis by pointing to the mansion's resemblance to the Moscow house of S. …