- in Moscow. The
mansion was
built in 1893 for the
sugar magnate,
Pavel Kharitonenko, and
claimed by the
state in 1917
following the
Russian Revolution. The...
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Andrei Zibrov as
Wilhelm II
Pyotr Zhuravlyov as Paul von
Hindenburg Artur Kharitonenko as Max
Hoffmann Sergey Bezrukov as
Vladimir Skalon Andrei Smelov as Lavr...
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architecture and romanticism. In the same year he
completed the
interior of the
Kharitonenko Mansion on
Sofiiskaya Naberezhnaya. His
style during the 1890s meanders...
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Anatoly Solovyov Grachev Giuli Chokhonelidze —
Javakheti Dmitri Kapka —
Kharitonenko Vladimir Rudin — Ivan
Frolov Yuri
Sarychev Paul
Usovnichenko — Nikolai...
- draw the
attention of the ****s. The ****
commandant (pla**** by
Artur Kharitonenko)
confronts Gustav,
demanding that he
surrender Edith or face death. Watching...
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Oriental Art. The
museum also
received private collections of
Pavel Kharitonenko,
perfumer Henri Brocard,
Orientalist Alexey Pozndeev,
Nikolay Mosolov...
- impressed, and
became Shchusev's patron. Shchusev's
contracts with the
Kharitonenko [ru] and von Meck
families and the
charity of
Grand Duchess Elisabeth...
- Mme M.,
marble bust 1891: Deux anges,
funeral group in
marble for M.
Kharitonenko 1891:
Model of the
Monument du héros
national de
Costa Rica, Juan Santamaria...
- 1886
Morphine Addicts (Morphinomanes), etching, 1887
Portrait of the
Kharitonenko Sisters, oil on canvas, 1903, at the
Pushkin Museum Femme pensive dans...
- was
first mentioned in 1681. In 1874, a well-known
industrialist IG
Kharitonenko built a
sugar factory in the town.
Status of urban-type
settlement was...
