Nikolai Pavlovich Ryabushinsky (1877-1951) - Russian philanthropist, a native of the famous Russian merchant clan Ryabushinskys . Editor-publisher of the monthly art magazine Golden Fleece , published in 1906-1909 . [1] He was the organizer of the Blue Rose art exhibitions (1907) and the author of several books (pseudonym N. Shinsky).
| Nikolay Pavlovich Ryabushinsky | ||
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| Date of Birth | May 12 (24) 1877 | |
| Place of Birth | Moscow , Russian empire | |
| Date of death | 1951 | |
| Place of death | Nice , France | |
| Allegiance |  Russian empire | |
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In Moscow, he owned the Black Swan mansion in Petrovsky Park [2] , and was known as “Nikolasha”, he was not taken seriously, he lived all his fortune before the revolution. [3]
Biography
Born on May 12 (24), 1877 in Moscow.
On the initiative of Nikolai Pavlovich, in March 1907, an exhibition of Moscow Symbolists opened, which went down in the history of Russian art as the Blue Rose exhibition. The exposition was arranged in the house of porcelain manufacturer M. S. Kuznetsov on Myasnitskaya Street .
He died in April 1951 in Nice.
Notes
- ↑ Ryabushinsky Nikolay Pavlovich (1876-1951)
- ↑ The villa was built according to the design of architects V. D. Adamovich and V. M. Mayat in 1907–10, and in 1908, the telephone directory contains the address of Nikolai Pavlovich Ryabushinsky: Bolshaya Sadovaya 164/166, apt. 38
- ↑ D.TOLOKONNIKOV - Great Philanthropists - Ryabushinskys, 07.11.2013
Links
- Ryabushinsky Nikolay Pavlovich
- Ryabushinsky Nikolay Pavlovich , Big Biographical Encyclopedia 2009
- Paintings by N.P. Ryabushinsky