Category:Pavel Alyoshin

**Pavlo Alyoshin**
	Ukrainian restorer and architect (1881-1961)
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Date of birth	20 February 1881 (in Julian calendar), 28 February 1881; Kyiv
Date of death	7 October 1961; Kyiv
Place of burial	Lukianivske Cemetery (ділянка № 15, ряд 3, місце 54-1);
Country of citizenship	Russian Empire; Soviet Union; Ukraine;
Educated at	Kiev Real School; Higher Art School at the Imperial Academy of Arts (–1917);
Occupation	restorer; architect; university teacher;
Position held	Chief Architect of Kyiv;
Movement	Neoclassical architecture in Russia; Art Nouveau; constructivism;
Child	Olga Alyoshyna;
Work location	Saint Petersburg; Kyiv; Krasnodar; Kirov; Kazan; Yekaterinburg; Murmansk; Rostov-on-Don; Grozny; Gelendzhik; Zaporizhzhia; Horlivka; Bakhmut; Vinnytsia; Kharkiv; Moscow;
Notable work	Pedagogical Museum; 1/15 Pylypa Orlyka Street, Kyiv;
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