, and ivan fedorovich invites adam itskovsky to work on the theme of the palace and park ensemble, intions began for the creation of a museum, it was here in the tower on november 7, 1919 the gomel art and history museum was opened, what the interiors of the palace looked like in the pre-revolutionary period are helped by photographs of giovni bianchi, who, at the request of fyodor ivanovich paskevich, forever captured palace image... it seems to me that these are the origins of the creation of the museum, right here, they were already predetermined, under fyodor ivanovich paskevich, not in the tower, separate rooms were already created as museum exhibitions in memory of their father, general ivan fyodorovich paskevich, the subject was. display equipment was used when adam kirkor visited the gomel palace in 1882, he later wrote: gomel. a real historical and archaeological museum of two russian generals. i think that owners of the gomel estate, if there was an opportunity for them to know what will happen after us in this palace, and that a museum has been created here, i think they wo

coexist here and coexist perfectly. supervised... the layout of the park the brilliant architect adam itskovskyd the mazzalea project for emperor napoleon. but here count nikolai rumyantsev bequeathed to bury himself, and he himself initiated the construction of this majestic place. the twenty-five-meter cathedral of saints peter and paul is. part of the gomel palace and park ensemble and refers us to french culture. some connoisseurs see in it similarities with the church of the parisian abbadge of st. geneviève, although the temple was built according to the design of the english architect john clark. not far from the classical cathedral there is a chapel tomb of the paskevich princes, built in the so-called neo-russian style. admire how complex the structure is. here , at a depth of more than 3 m, there is a burial place of eight members of the paskevich family and, first of all , ivan fedorovich himself with his wife elizaveta alekseevna, whose maiden name was griboedova, yes, yes, the cousin of that same one. and the son of general field marshal fyodor ivanovich founded the tomb to perpetu

with the creation of this object polish architect adam itskowski. and ivan fedorovich invites adam itskovsky to work on the theme of the palace and park ensemble. in 1918 the palace was nationalized in full swing , and after some time preparations began for the creation of a museum. it was here in the tower that the gomel art and history museum was opened on november 7, 1919. what the interiors of the palace looked like before the revolution. the period is helped by photographs of givanni bianchi, who, at the request of fyodor ivanovich paskevich in the 1860s, forever captured the image of the palace halls. it seems to me that the origins of the creation of the museum are here, they were already predetermined. under fyodor ivanovich paskevich. not in the tower separate rooms were already created as museum exhibitions in memory of his father. generals field marshal ivan fedorovich paskevich. the subject matter was annotations and display equipment was used. when adam kirkor visited the gomel palace in 1882, he later wrote: the gomel palace is a real historical and archaeological museum. i thi

along well. mitten and black pine, manzhur walnut and pyramidal poplar, the brilliant architect adam itskovskying out the park, who, by the way, even developed the mazzalia project for the emperors napoleon. but here count nikolai rumyantsev bequeathed to bury himself, and he himself initiated the construction of this majestic place. the twenty-five-meter cathedral of saints peter and paul is part of the gomel palace and park ensemble and refers us to french culture. some connoisseurs see in it similarities with the church of the parisian abbadge of st. geneviève, although the temple was built according to the design of the english architect john clark. not far from the classical cathedral there is a tomb chapel. princes paskevich, built in the so-called neo-russian style. admire how complex the structure is. here at a depth of more than 3 m there is a burial place of eight members of the paskevich family, and above all ivan fedorovich himself with his wife elizaveta alekseevna, nee griboedova. yes, yes, cousin of the same one. and the general’s son founded the tomb. marshal fyodor ivanovich,