Ivan Alexandrovitch Fomine (3 février 1872, Orel - 12 juin 1936, Moscou) est un architecte russe et un pédagogue. Il débuta sa carrière en 1889 à Moscou, travaillant dans le style de l'Art Nouveau.
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Ivan Fomin — Infobox Architect caption=Ministry of Railways (Tank Engine Building) was Fomin s experiment with constructivist architecture name=Ivan Aleksandrovich Fomin nationality=Russian birth date=February 3, 1872 birth place=Oryol death date=June 12,… … Wikipedia
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Iwan Alexandrowitsch Fomin — Grabstein Fomins auf dem Nowodewitschi Friedhof in Moskau Iwan Alexandrowitsch Fomin (russisch Иван Александрович Фомин, wiss. Transliteration Ivan Aleksandrovič Fomin; * 22. Januarjul./ … Deutsch Wikipedia
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