Nikolai Chagin
Nikolai Chagin (1823–1909) was a Russian architect.
Also recorded as Nikolay Mikhailovich Chagin; Nikolaj Čiagin.
Overview
Born at Oryol in 1823, died at Saint Petersburg in 1909.
In detail
Nikolai Chagin studied at St. Petersburg Practical Institute of Technology and Imperial Academy of Arts.
Places of work recorded in the authority are Riga, Vilnius and Jelgava.
Works named in the authority record are Saints Peter and Paul Orthodox church in Šiauliai.
Distinctions recorded are Order of Saint Anna, 3rd class, Order of Saint Stanislaus, 3rd class, Medal In memory of Crimean War and Medal For the suppression of the Polish rebellion.
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“Nikolai Chagin”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q4506662: Nikolai Chagin
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The picture record
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Н. Чагин · Чантурия Ю. Белорусское градостроительное искусство. Средневековое наследие, ренессанс, барокко, классицизм в системе европейского зодчества. — Минск: Беларуская думка, 2017. ISBN 978-985-08-2145-4 . · Public domain
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