Brailovsky L.M., Brailovskaya R.N.

artists and architects, creative union. L. M. Brailovsky — Academician of architecture (since 1916), graduate of the Imperial Academy of Arts (1886-1894) and retired and worked in Paris and Rome. Participated in the exhibitions of the "World of Art", the Society of Russian Watercolorists, the Spring exhibitions of the IA and numerous European exhibitions (Paris, Rome, Belgrade, Vatican, etc.). Founder of the Museum of Russian Religious Architecture in the Vatican (1933). His works are kept in the Tretyakov Gallery, the Russian Museum, the A. A. Bakhrushin Theater Museum, the Vatican and Sorbonne museums. R.N. Brailovskaya is an artist whose formation took place in collaboration with her husband. She participated in joint exhibitions in Paris (1930) and the Vatican (1932), and in the Great Exhibition of Russian Art in Belgrade (1930). Together with L. M. Brailovsky, she created the cycle "Visions of Old Russia" and designed 18 performances at the National Theater of Belgrade. Her works are represented in the Vatican museums, the Pontifical Collegium Russikum and private collections in Russia, Italy, Serbia and France.