Poleyovsky, Peter

Born in 1734 in the family of Jan and Catherine. He came from a Lviv petty bourgeois family, whose members are often mentioned in the metric books of the church of Mary Snezhnaya Krakovsky suburb. ^[1] Where the training took place is unknown. Dmitry Krvavich suggested that Poleyovsky could be a Ukrainian by birth. ^[2]

According to the assumptions of Vladimir Vuytsyk, he could have been a student of Bernard Meretin (according to Zbigniew Hornung, was his student ^[1] ) and studied architecture at the Lviv Jesuit College . ^[3] October 23, 1765 received the title of royal architect, which freed him from shop dependence. He lived in Lviv on Armyanskaya Street , first in house No. 14 together with the sculptor Anton Osinsky - the brother-in-law, the husband of Rosalia’s sister ^[1] - then in his own house, house No. 13.

He was married to Marianne from the Pelchinsky (she died in 1781). He had two brothers sculptors (John and Matthew), and two sisters. Sister Rosalia was the wife of sculptor Anton Osinsky, and Magdalene was the artist Matvey Miller. He had a daughter, Veronica Teklu (born in 1764), the son of Rupert Vincent Wojciech (born March 27, 1776).

He died between March 27 and May 21, 1776. He was buried in the Latin Cathedral of Lviv .

His activity is closely connected with the personality of the protector - the Lviv Roman Catholic Archbishop (since 1759) Vaclav Geronim Serakovsky ^[1] .

• The church of the Franciscan monastery in Przemysl according to its own design (1753). He also developed the project of the main altar (implemented by his brother Matthew).
• Three-tiered two-tier bell tower at the parish church in the village of Navaria (1766).
• The management of the restructuring of the Latin Cathedral in Lvov in 1765-1771. The Gothic dome of the tower is replaced by a baroque one, an altar is attached to the western facade. Poleyovsky also completely managed the new decoration - he completed the projects of altars, benches for the city people and shopkeepers.
• Baroque pediment of the Lviv Church of St. Anthony .
• The main altar of the Jesuit Church in Przemysl.
• The project of the parish church in Malekhov (1771) ^[3] .

Residential buildings.

• House of Mikhail Zhevusky on Rynok Square , 3 (1770-1772, sculptural decoration of Francis Olensky).
• House of pharmacist Karl Scherf and military pharmacist Franz Wilhelm Natorp on Pechatnaya street 2 (1775)
• The house of Joseph Podlevsky on Krakowskaya street, 17 (1768-1773).
• Two-storey house on the street Krakow, 24 (1774).
• The palace of Marianne Szekierzynska in the area of ​​the current Krivonosa Street (1774, completed the construction of Francis Kulchytsky ).
• Own house on 13 Armyanskaya Street in Lviv (between 1773 and 1776). In June 1778 it burned down, the ruins of 1780 were sold to the widow of Count Joseph Meru and in 1783 rebuilt according to the design of Pierre Denis Guibot.
• House of Ubaldini (1771-1772).
• Palace of Constance Belskaya.

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