New information (date) on the delivery of green mineral and alumina lumps аnd two typesetting images for the cadet church to the Saint-Petersburg mining cadet corps
About authors
- 1 — student Saint Petersburg State Mining University
- 2 — student Saint Petersburg State Mining University
Abstract
In 1826 two unique icons were delivered to Saint Petersburg Mining Cadet corps from Zlatoust. They were named composed icons because of their background composed of different Ural stones. These icons have become the objects of the historical analysis which results are presented in this article. The documents which are kept in the Saint Petersburg and Zlatoust archives served as a basis for icons history reconstruction. The article describes the story of malachite and corund blocks delivery to the museum of the Cadet corps. This story is based on the information which was found in the one of archival documents.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Nanotechnologies and information technologies
Keywords:
the Mining Cadet corps
the Mining Institute
family chapel
composed icons
precious and semiprecious stones
ornamental stones
ore minerals
gold in nuggets
graduates from the Mining Cadet’s Corps
malachite and corund blocks
industrial enterprises of Zlatoust
References
- Archive of Zlatoust urban district. Dep.I 19. Inv.1. Record 56. The correspondence about delivery of various minerals in the Mining corps and two composed icons for Cadet church.
- Versilov N.P. Apropos of one hundred years of Mining institute church // Mining journal, June, 1905. Vol.2. N 6.
- The essays of Mining institute history (1773-1917) / Edit. by V.G.Afanasyev. SPMI. Saint Petersburg, 2010.
- Russian State Historical Archives. Dep.37. Inv.2. Record 32. The record about two composed icons with enclosured 4 gold nuggets.
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