Plotnikov, М. М. (1901-1992), architect-restorer

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PLOTNIKOV Mikhail Mikhailovich (1901, St. Petersburg 1992, Leningrad), architect-restorer. Graduated from the Academy of Arts (1943). Architect of the special research and production association Restavrator (Restorer). One of the founders of the Leningrad School of Scientific Restoration. A series of restoration projects were undertaken to Plotnikov's designs following the Second World War, including among them: Elagin Palace (1952-60), Shuvalov Palace (1948-49, 1964), Anichkov Palace (1950s), the Benois wing of the State Museum of Russian Art (1947-63), Suvorov Museum (1949-51), palaces in Oranienbaum (1948-59), Znamenka and Mikhailovka mansions (1969-74), Gatchina Palace (1952-85) and others.

Reference: [К 80-летию М. М. Плотникова] // СиАЛ. 1981. № 10. С. 39.

V. G. Isachenko. Plotnikov Mikhail Mikhailovich
Suvorov Alexander Arkadievich, Count
[80 лет архитектору-реставратору М. М. Плотникову] // Стр-во и архитектура Ленинграда, 1981 Academy of Arts
Academy of Arts
Elagin Palace
Anichkov Palace
Suvorov Memorial Museum
Znamenka, manor
Mikhailovka, manor