Lot de 3 projets d’architecture de Domenico Gilardi... Lot 39

Lot de 3 projets d’architecture de Domenico Gilardi (1785-1845) : - 1 ink drawing on paper depicting an architectural cross-section probably of the Solyanka board building in Moscow. Annotated in graphite at the bottom left "Dom Gilardi". - 1 ink drawing on paper showing an architectural section probably of one of the galleries of the Solyanka board building in Moscow. Annotated at the bottom "Dom Gilardi". - 1 ink drawing on paper depicting a plan and architectural section possibly depicting the design for the Moscow University in 1817 after its fire. Annotated at the bottom in graphite "Domenico Gilardi". Tears and folds. Framed. H. 20.5 x W. 32 cm; H. 21.5 x W. 35 cm; H. 34 x W. 44 cm. History Domenico Gilardi (1785-1845) was an Italian architect of Swiss origin and one of the great representatives of the neoclassical style in Russia. He lived in Moscow and contributed to the great works of reconstruction of the city after the fire of 1812. His most famous buildings are the Moscow University on Mokhovaya, the Moscow Catherine Institute, the Sloboda Palace in Lefortovo, the house on Povarskaya Street for Prince Sergei Sergeevich Gagarin, and the musical pavilion of the Golitsyn estate.