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/ Project of an Unidentified Three-Nave Church /

Yevhen Nahirnyi

Basic information

ID: ФНаг-Лев-Арх-2650
Author: Yevhen Nahirnyi
Name: / Project of an Unidentified Three-Nave Church /
Technique: drawing
Material: tracing paper Indian ink
Dimensions (height x width, cm): 34 x 21.5

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Genre: architecture
Provenance: Nahirnyi-Lev Fund

Information about author

Author: Yevhen Nahirnyi
Country: Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Ukrainian SSR, now Ukraine

Object description

The site plan of the projected church is shown. It is a three-nave building with three apses, four pillars, and one dome. A bell-shaped dome on an octagon rises above the crossing. The facades are completed with triangular pediments. The decoration uses restrained Art Deco forms. The project was drawn up in the 1920s, and it is not known whether it was ever built. The same church is shown in the drawings with inventory numbers "ФНаг-Лев-Арх-2645", "ФНаг-Лев-Арх-2646", "ФНаг-Лев-Арх-2647", "ФНаг-Лев-Арх-2648", "ФНаг-Лев-Арх-2649".

Inscriptions

An inscription in ink on the top: "Scale 1:2880"; below: "Scale 1:500". Indicated are the owners of the neighbouring plots: "Ilko Valiornyi", Dmytro Kmit", "Petro Bezkorovainyi", and the road: "2230 droga".

Legal regulation

Borys Voznytskyi Lviv National Art Gallery

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