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English: The model of the Academy of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg. 1766. The authors of the project J-B Vallin de la Mothe, and A.F. Kokorinov. Carpentry work under the direction of Simon Sorensen, A.J. Ananyina. Wood, plaster, carving, painting with oil paint and gilding. Scale 1:38. The decision to build the model was taken Kokorinov January 12, 1766. The model has been completely finished by the autumn of 1766. In the creation of the model involved 35 carpenters and carvers. The model is made of birch and linden boards and ridges, turned datli made ​​from an apple tree.
Русский: Проектная модель здания Академии художеств в санкт-Петербурге. Санкт-Петербург, 1766 г. Авторы проекта Ж.-Б. Валлен-Деламот и А.Ф. Кокоринов. Столярные работы под руководством Симон Серенсена, А.Я. Ананьина. Дерево, гипс; резьба, окраска масляной краской, позолота. 565,0х3600,0х3140,0 см. Масштаб 1:38 НИМ РАХ. Решение о строительстве модели было принято Кокориновым 12 января 1766 г. Модель была полностью закончена к осени 1766 г. В создании модели принимали участие 35 столяров и резчиков. Модель сделана из берёзовых и липовых досок и кряжей, точёные датли изготовлены из яблоневого дерева.
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Source сканированная копия из каталога: 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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