Oleksandr Lushpynskyi

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Oleksandr Lushpynskyi (Ukrainian: Олександр Онуфрійович Лушпинський; 11 July 1878 – 20 November 1943), Ukrainian architect, painter.

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Biography Lushpynskyi was born on 11 July 1878 in the village of Butsniv in the Ternopil Oblast into a blacksmith's family. He studied at the Ternopil Gymnasium, and from 1898 to 1904, at the architecture department of the Lviv Imperial and Royal Polytechnic School (now the Lviv Polytechnic). Among his teachers was Ivan Levynskyi. From 1904 to 1919, Lushpynskyi worked at Levynskyi's firm, where he was the author or co-author of a number of buildings constructed by the firm. In many cases, the extent of his involvement in specific projects is difficult to determine. He was involved in efforts to develop a Ukrainian architectural style, in line with the emergence of national styles in Europe at the time. He applied Otto Wagner ideas in architecture. The style of Lushpynsky's buildings, with elements of folk styles, is often characterized as "Hutsul Secession". Many buildings are designed in the spirit of Byzantine-Romanesque stylizations. He studied folk wooden construction and sketched examples of Hutsul and Boiko buildings (now preserved in the Andrey Sheptytsky National Museum of Lviv). He exhibited his sketches of wooden churches at the first architectural exhibition in Lviv in 1910. In 1915, he organized a personal exhibition at the National…Citește mai mult

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Architecture House of Culture in the village of Butsniv, Ternopil Oblast. Built in the early 20th century, the building was constructed in the Ukrainian Art Nouveau style with elements of Ukrainian wooden Secession (shingled roof, decorative tiles, and wooden structures). During the renovation of the House of Culture in the 1960s, the structure and appearance of the building were changed, and the decorative Secession elements were removed. The People's House in Kopychyntsi, Ternopil Oblast. Built in 1903–1905. The facade features Secessionist-style pointed Romanesque-Byzantine stylizations. The building of the Dnister Credit Union in Lviv, on the corner of Ruska and Pidvalna Streets (1904–1905, co-authored). Y. Skvarczynskyi's house at 11a General Chuprynka Street in Lviv (1906–1907). The authorship is attributed to Tadeusz Obmiński and Oleksandr Lushpynskyi. The bursary of the Narodny Dom Institute at 14 and 14a Lysenka Street in Lviv (1906–1907). Saint Demetrius church in the village of Obroshyne, Lviv Oblast (1906–1907). The former sanatorium of Kazimierz Solecki at 107 Lychakivska Street in Lviv. Built by Ivan Levynskyi's company in 1908. Mieczysław Orłowicz claimed that it was built in the Zakopane Style. The villa of lawyer Roman Kovshevych on Vyshensky Street in Lviv. Probable author — O. Lushpynskyi. The building of…Citește mai mult

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Faleristics The author of the award design is the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen Cross "S. U. S. 1914"

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