Penza Art School
Facts
10 propertiesIdentity
- Instance of
- educational institution, building[6]
Status and dates
- Inception
- February 2, 1898[12]
Location
- Country
- Russia, Russian Empire, Soviet Union[3][4][5]
- Coordinate location
- 🗺️ 53.182°, 45.012°, 🗺️ 53.182°, 45.012°[13][14]
People
- Chief executive officer
- Konstantin Savitsky (1898–1905), Aleksey Afanas'ev (1905–1909), Nikolai Filippovich Petrov (1910–1918), Ефим Владимирович Равдель (1918–1928)[8][9][10][11]
More facts +4
- Appears in the heritage monument list
- Культурное наследие России/Пензенская область/Пенза[17]
- Directions
- улица Лермонтова, 6 / улица Богданова, 1[16]
- Heritage designation
- federal cultural heritage site in Russia[15]
- Named after
- Konstantin Savitsky[7]
- VIAF cluster ID
- 156147970
- Library of Congress Authorities ID
- n2005059652
- Image (Wikimedia Commons)
- Здание художественного училища. Пенза.jpg ↗
- EGROKN ID
- 601410016740006
- Google Knowledge Graph ID
- /g/1269msvqn
- Instagram username
- phu_savitskogo
- Kulturnoe-nasledie.ru ID
- 5800000904
- VK username
- penza_art_school
- Wiki Loves Monuments ID
- RU-5800000904
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Summary
Penza Art School is an educational institution[1].
Body
Leadership
Chief executives include Konstantin Savitsky[8], a painter[18], 1844–1905[19], of Russian Empire[20], specialised in painting[21]; Aleksey Afanas'ev[9], a painter[22], 1850–1920[23], of Russian Empire[24], specialised in painting[25]; Nikolai Filippovich Petrov[10], a painter[26], 1872–1941[27], of Russian Empire[28]; and Ефим Владимирович Равдель[11].