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Born 1884 Kaluga, Russian Empire (now Russia),Died 1952 Nice, France

Other name/s George Kreskentevich Loukomski, Georgii Lukomskii

Artist, architectural historian and critic George Kreskentevich Loukomski (also known as George Lukomski) was born in Kaluga in the Russian Empire (now Russia), in 1884 into an old Russian noble family. He trained in the architectural department of the Kazan Art School (1901–3) and subsequently attended the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg. He became known as an art and architectural historian and critic, writing for Russian journals, and also practised as a painter. He was part of the Mir iskusstva [The World of Art] circle of Russian artists (1898–1904) who edited the famous magazine under the same title.

George Loukomski was born in Kaluga, Russian Empire (now Russia), in 1884. He trained in the architectural department of the Kazan Art School (1901–3) and the Imperial Academy of Arts in St Petersburg. An émigré from Soviet Russia since 1920, Loukomski moved to London from Paris in 1940, following the outbreak of the Second World War, exhibiting and publishing the results of his pioneering research into the architecture and interiors of Polish and Eastern European synagogues.

https://www.buru.org.uk/record.php?id=806

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