Vizantiiskoe vozrozhdenie v arkhitekture Rossii. Seredina XIX-nach.KhKh veka - Kishkinova

The Byzantine style, understood in a narrow sense as the architectural course of the New Age, based on the borrowing of elements of the proper Byzantine medieval architecture, is "through" for Russian architecture and plays in it by no means episodic role. Suffice it to recall that its elements appear for the first time in the 18th century, and the last time the temple is built in Moscow in 2002. pioneers, from the main path of the search for "national style" that has analogues abroad. At the same time, only in Russia it receives full development, despite the fact that, for example, in Greece it was connected with the idea of reviving national architecture.