Visual reconstruction of Novopokrovskaya Church in Rostov-on-Don

Authors

  • Yuliya Petrusenko Southern Federal University
  • Anna Ivanova-Ilicheva Southern Federal University

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https://doi.org/10.51461/projectbaikal.69.1854

Keywords:

architecture, visual reconstruction, “brick style”, neo-Russian style, Novopokrovskaya Church, Rostov-on-Don, architect N. M. Sokolov

Abstract

The article analyses the graphic reconstruction of the lost Novopokrovskaya Church in Rosov-on-Don by architect N. M. Sokolov.
The goal was to carry out visual reconstruction of the lost historic building on the basis of historical and archival studying of documents and extant images, as well as field studies. The history of the construction of the Novopokrovskaya Church was studied. The visual reconstruction of the church lost in the modern urban environment was carried out.

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Petrusenko, Y. ., & Ivanova-Ilicheva, A. (2021). Visual reconstruction of Novopokrovskaya Church in Rostov-on-Don. Project Baikal, 18(69), 80–85. https://doi.org/10.51461/projectbaikal.69.1854

Published

2021-11-13

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No. 69 (2021): glocal

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refereed articles

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