Bartolomeo Rastrelli

Francesco Bartolomeo Rastrelli , born with Paris in 1700 and died in Saint-Pétersbourg in 1771, is an Italian architect which made all its career in Russia.

Wire of Carlo Bartolomeo Rastrelli, him also architect and sculptor at the court of Russia, it develops on late style baroque rather easily recognizable, before being dismissed by Catherine II which finds its style too old-fashioned.

Achievements

1730 : The palate of Annenhof with Lefortovo, Moscow, demolished at the 19th century
1733: The first palate of winter in Saint-Pétersbourg, in party demolished
1736: The palate of Rundāle
1738: The palate of Mitau to Jelgava
1741: The palate of summer with Saint-Pétersbourg, demolished in 1797
1747: Extension and restoration of the Peterhof
1749: The Saint-Andrew church with Kiev
1749: The Vorontsov palate in Saint-Pétersbourg
1752: The palate of Catherine with Tsarskoïe Selo
1752: The palate Mariyinsky in Kiev, residence of ceremony for the president
1753: The Stroganov palate on the Perspective Nevski in Saint-Pétersbourg
1753: The Palate of winter in Saint-Pétersbourg

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