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Lev Rudnev

Lev Rudnev extends the Poland corpus as a studio-level record for monumental Stalinist architecture centered here on Warsaw’s Palace of Culture and Science.

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1920-1956

Moscow, Moscow, Russia

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Chkalov Stairs in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

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Main building of Moscow State University in Ramenki District, Russia

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Main building of Moscow State University image

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Main Building of the Ministry of Defense (Russia) in Khamovniki District, Russia

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Government House, Baku in Baku, Azerbaijan

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Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw, Poland

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Seed wave 64 image for the Palace of Culture and Science.

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Museum of Evolution of Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw, Poland

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Seven Sisters (Moscow) in Moscow, Russia

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Lev Rudnev

1885-1956 · Moscow, Moscow, Russia

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Lev Rudnev was a leading Soviet architect of Stalinist architecture and designed the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw.

Selected works

Chkalov Stairs

1943 · Nizhny Novgorod, Russia

Architecture

Lev Rudnev

Main building of Moscow State University

1949 · Ramenki District, Russia

Education building

Lev Rudnev

Main Building of the Ministry of Defense (Russia)

1951 · Khamovniki District, Russia

Architecture

Lev Rudnev

Government House, Baku

1952 · Baku, Azerbaijan

Housing

Lev Rudnev

Palace of Culture and Science

1955 · Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland

Cultural and civic complex

Lev Rudnev

Museum of Evolution of Polish Academy of Sciences

1968 · Warsaw, Poland

Museum

Lev Rudnev

Seven Sisters (Moscow)

Unknown · Moscow, Russia

Education building

Lev Rudnev