Category:The Italian House, Kuskovo

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English: The Italian House (1754–1755) is one of buildings of the architectural ensemble of the Kuskovo Estate in Moscow. The house was built under the direction of the Russian architect Yuri Kologrivov (1692(?) — 1754) in the style of a 17th-century Italian villa.
The Italian House was used as “the palace for small receptions”, as well it was a kind of a museum, where the owners of Kuskovo demonstrated their collection of artworks.
Русский: Итальянский домик (1754–1755) — одно из строений архитектурного ансамбля московской усадьбы Кусково. Здание было построено под руководством русского архитектора Ю. И. Кологривова (1692(?) — 1754) в стиле итальянской виллы XVII столетия.
Итальянский домик играл роль «дворца для малых приёмов», а также служил своего рода музеем, в котором владельцы Кусково демонстрировали свою коллекцию произведений искусства.
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7710966005
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Object location55° 44′ 06.83″ N, 37° 48′ 40.56″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View all coordinates using: OpenStreetMapinfo
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улица Юности 2, стр. 10
Moscow
111402
Russia
<nowiki>Итальянский домик; Pavilion in Kuskovo estate, Moscow; معالم; Павильон в усадьбе Кусково, Москва</nowiki>
Q116690798 
Pavilion in Kuskovo estate, Moscow
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LocationVeshnyaki District, Eastern Administrative Okrug, Moscow, Russia
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  • Москва, улица Юности, 2, строение 10
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  • federal cultural heritage site in Russia
Map55° 44′ 06.76″ N, 37° 48′ 40.27″ E
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Wikidata Q116690798
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