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Victor Mazyrin

Illustration — Viktor Mazyrin in the 1900s Viktor Aleksandrovich Mazyrin (30 May 1859, Alatyr – 1919, Moscow) was a Russian architect. He built several buildings for the Morozov family. Mazyrin died of typhoid fever in 1919, and was buried in Moscow at the Pyatnitskoye Cemetery.

Also recorded as Viktor Aleksandrovich Mazyrin

Victor Mazyrin

архитектор Виктор Мазырин

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Born
1859 · Alatyr.
Died
1919 · Moscow.
Nationality
Russian Empire · Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
Occupation
architect
Fields
architecture
Education
Moscow School of Painting and Sculpture and Architecture
Languages
Russian

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Illustration — Viktor Mazyrin in the 1900s Viktor Aleksandrovich Mazyrin (30 May 1859, Alatyr – 1919, Moscow) was a Russian architect. He built several buildings for the Morozov family. Mazyrin died of typhoid fever in 1919, and was buried in Moscow at the Pyatnitskoye Cemetery.

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