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English: Antonio Rinaldi. The model of the Cathedral of St. Isaac of Dalmatia in St. Petersburg, 1766-1769. Master H. Olin, A. Baer, L. Rolland, I. Francois, J. Rudolph led by architect A. Vist. Wood, wax, plaster, paper, carving, gilding, painting with oil paint. Scale 1:33
Русский: Антонио Ринальди. Проектная модель собора Исаакия Далматского в Петербурге, 1766-1769 гг. Мастер Я. олин, А. Бер, Л. Роллан, И. Франсуа, И. Рудольф под руководством архитектора А. Виста. Дерево, воск, гипс, бумага; резьба, позолота, окраска масляной краской. 1850,0х2585,0х2340,0 см. Масштаб 1:33. НИМ РАХ.
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  1. ↑ [http://www.nkbooksellers.com/books/?rid=649620&lang=cyr М.В. Ломоносов и елизаветинское время: Каталог выставки / Авт.-сост. Н.Ю. Гусева. Санкт-Петербург: Изд-во Гос. Эрмитажа. стр. -596; 2011 г. ISBN:978-5-93572-417-7

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