Monet exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris

[tchaika]

Architects worked in Russia "as the beauty and the measure say." And what were the master!
Sorry for the intrusion into your conversation about architecture, but I assume that you know a little bit deeper this topic, since I'm on education - an architect, graduated from the Moscow Institute of Architecture (and not afraid of the word, with honors), worked in Mosproyekt. So, I want to say, gentlemen, you are far from underestimating the domestic architecture.

This subject is vast and comprehensive, in two words can not describe. Shape our architecture evolved, perfected in close contact with our nature. Look, what harmony with the environment. How many souls embedded in these works are our masters! How much originality! This you will not see anywhere in the world.
 
I will cite some examples of Russian original architecture:
- Church of the Intercession on the Nerl, 1158.
- Assumption Cathedral in Vladimir, 1158-1161.
- Demetrius Cathedral in Vladimir, 1193-1197.
- Church of the Transfiguration on Nereditsa Velikiy Novgorod, 1198.
- Nativity Cathedral, Suzdal, 1222-1225.
- Basil's Church on the hill, Pskov, 1413.
- Church of the Ascension in Kolomna, 1532.
- Church of Elijah the Prophet, Yaroslavl, 1647-1650.
- The architectural ensemble of Transfiguration church, Kizhi, XVII century.

[LCR]

Сообщение от "tchaika

Here are some examples of Russian original architecture:

Did you not read in the Moscow Architectural Institute of lectures on Byzantine architecture?

[fabosch]

Сообщение от LCR

Did you not read in the Moscow Architectural Institute of lectures on Byzantine architecture?

Dearest LCR, if literally follow your logic, there is no Japanese culture - the only Chinese, and even Original crops - fingers will be too much (Mesoamerican, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Chinese, Indian, Greek, and perhaps all, and there you can argue how, say, the Greeks themselves). And so the Byzantine - so this is the second derivative of the Greeks through Rome ... And so on ...
Really, do not see a significant difference between the medieval Russian (which, of course, the heiress of the Byzantine) and the Byzantine architecture is sinful even to your absolutely shared my desire to enter the Russian in a global context

[tchaika]

Russian chalet:
- House Oshevneva - a fragment of the veranda. 1876. Village Oshevnevo.
- House Sergin. 1884. A large residential house of logs. Village Munozero.
- The house of the village Sergeeva Lipovitsa. Late 19 early 20 th century. Typical zaonezhsky house of logs.

- House Ekimov. The first half of the XIX century. Village Ryshevo Novgorod region.

[LCR]

Сообщение от fabosch

Right, does not see a significant difference between the medieval Russian (which, of course, the heiress of the Byzantine) and the Byzantine architecture is sinful even to your absolutely shared my desire to enter the Russian in a global context

Okay so, on Russian church architecture XVI-XVII centuries. I can still agree with you (not really, not really, rather, not ubezhzheniyu, but simply to bury the "Upper Rhine" ).

But if we talk about "Russian Architecture XII-XV centuries, one would have to introduce the concepts of the Bulgarian, Macedonian, Cypriot, Syrian and God knows what other architectures of the same century, to which I was not yet ready.
In my opinion, this is a Byzantine architectural design to local differences.

[fabosch]

Сообщение от LCR

Okay so, on Russian church architecture XVI-XVII centuries. I can still agree with you (not really, not really, rather, not ubezhzheniyu, but simply to bury the "Upper Rhine" <! - - ~ 1 ~ - ").

But if we talk about "Russian Architecture XII-XV centuries, one would have to introduce the concepts of the Bulgarian, Macedonian, Cypriot, Syrian and God knows what other architectures of the same century, to which I was not yet ready.
In my opinion, this is a Byzantine architectural design to local differences.

Well, we do not parse Desiatynna church. Naturally was quite long period simply "otsivilizovyvaniya" Russia (and, incidentally, as you rightly noticed, and all other "uncivilized" peoples).
PS From now on call me just Rein

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от fabosch

PS From now on call me just Rein

It's you, Eugene B.?

[fabosch]

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

It's you, Eugene B.?

No, no, the Cyrillic written

[Peter]

tchaika, but in the Russian countryside is extremely beautiful carved trim on oknah.Eto probably also applies to Russian architecture?

[tchaika]

Here's an example: