Lot de 3 projets d’architecture de Domenico Gilardi (1785-1845) :

- 1 ink drawing on paper depicting the facade of the house "Studenets", the summer residence of General Arseny Andreevich Zakrevsky (1783-1865), which was located on the banks of the Moskva River. Annotated in graphite. - 1 ink drawing on paper showing the bridge, the docks and a plan of the "Studenets" residence. Annotated in graphite "Dom Gilardi" in the lower right corner. - 1 ink drawing on blue paper depicting the facade and probably the plan of the Sloboda Palace which had burned down in 1812 and was rebuilt in 1826 by Domenico Gilardi and Afanasy Grigoriev, becoming a craft school for orphans at the request of the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna. Annotated at the bottom in graphite "Dom Gilardi". Good condition, some tears. Framed. H. 24 x W. 32 cm; H. 41 x W. 27 cm; H. 35 x W. 22 cm. History Domenico Gilardi (1785-1845) was an Italian architect of Swiss origin and one of the great representatives of the neoclassical style in Russia. He lived in Moscow and contributed to the great works of reconstruction of the city after the fire of 1812. His most famous buildings are the Moscow University on Mokhovaya, the Moscow Catherine Institute, the Sloboda Palace in Lefortovo, the house on Povarskaya Street for Prince Sergei Sergeevich Gagarin, and the musical pavilion of the Golitsyn estate.