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Lev Bakhman

Lev Isaakovich Bakhman (1830–1896) was a Russian architect of the Eclectic Movement. Bakhman attended the Imperial Academy of Arts in Saint Petersburg, and was the first Jew to graduate there. He designed the monument to Alexander Pushkin in Moscow in 1860 and the Grand Choral Synagogue in 1880 in Moorish Style along with Ivan Ivanovich Shaposhnikov.

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Lev Bakhman

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Name
Lev Isaakovich Bakhman
Born
1830
Birthplace
Kishinev, Bessarabia
Died
1896
Place of death
Petergof, Russian Empire
Education
Imperial Academy of Arts

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