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Panteleymon Aleksandrovich Golosov

Russian architect
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  • Ilya Aleksandrovich Golosov

    Ilya’s brother and fellow architect, Panteleymon Aleksandrovich Golosov, was more traditional in his projects (he participated in many architectural contests in the 1920s) and in his buildings, of which the Pravda complex in Moscow (1929–35) is the most famous. In the 1930s Panteleymon focused on the problems of town planning…

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    Ilya’s brother and fellow architect, Panteleymon Aleksandrovich Golosov, was more traditional in his projects (he participated in many architectural contests in the 1920s) and in his buildings, of which the Pravda complex in Moscow (1929–35) is the most famous. In the 1930s Panteleymon focused on the problems of town planning…

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