House number 20, which is on the street. Moskalevskaya, <br>(now St. October Revolution)2 photos

House number 20, which is on the street. Moskalevskaya,

(now St. October Revolution)

House number 20 was built in 1872 by merchant N.V. Bulgakov

by architect G.I. Mayatsky.

In 1890, the new owner, also a merchant, N.E. Serikov rebuilds it according to the project of architect V.G. Krichevsky, and in the 1910s, a new restructuring was already carried out by merchant A.L. Lavrov, designed by the architect, presumably A.I. Rzhepishevskogo or I.I. Tenne. This house is listed as an architectural monument number 298.

Help: VG Krichevsky Born on December 31, 1872 in the village of Vorozhba (now Sumy region of Ukraine) in the family of a Jewish medical assistant. He studied at a school in his native village and in a two-year school in the village of Verkhnyaya Syrovatka. Then he studied at the Kharkov Railway School, after which, at the age of 15, he began working as an assistant draftsman in the Kharkov local government. In 1913 - 1915 he was the artistic director of the weaving workshop in the village. Olenevtsy. One of the founders of the Ukrainian Academy of Arts, professor (1917 - 1922). Among the students were later famous students such as Joseph Karakis, who studied with Vasily Grigorievich and the interior of residential and public buildings & raquo; and painting technique.

During World War II was in occupied Kiev. In 1943, he emigrated with his family. For some time he worked in Lviv, then moved to his son Nikolay in Paris. In 1948, Krichevsky and his wife moved to their daughter Galina in Caracas.

Died November 15, 1952 in Caracas (Venezuela), buried in the city of Bound Brook, (New Jersey, USA).