/ Project of the Church on Bohdanivka Street, Lviv /

Rudolf Polt

Basic information

ID: ФНаг-Лев-Арх-2533
Author: Rudolf Polt
Name: / Project of the Church on Bohdanivka Street, Lviv /
Date of creation: 1935
Technique: drawing
Material: tracing paper Indian ink
Dimensions (height x width, cm): 30.2 x 21

Additionally

Genre: architecture
Provenance: Nahirnyi-Lev Fund
Place: Lviv (Ukraine)

Information about author

Author: Rudolf Polt
Artist's lifetime: 1883–?
Country: Austro-Hungarian Empire, Poland
Biography: Rudolf Marian Polt was born in Stryi in 1883. From 1895 to 1901, he studied at the 3rd Franz-Josef Gymnasium and later at the Higher Technical School in Lviv. From about 1911, he worked in the technical departments of the vicegerency and magistracy in Lviv. During the inter-war period, he had his own engineering office at 44 Kokhanovskoho Street (now 44 Levytskoho Street), was a government-authorised civil engineer, civil "geometer" (geodesist), and forensic building expert. His name has been listed in Lviv's "Christian" city directory since 1937. The fate of Rudolf Marian Polt during the Second World War is unknown.

Object description

An extract from the cadastral plan of Lviv at the scale of 1:1440 is shown. It was used to create site plans of the church construction site at scales of 1:500 and 1:5000. The wooden chapel of St. Andrew and St. Volodymyr, which existed at the time, is marked, as well as the neighbouring private plots between Tserkovna (now Uliana Kravchenko), Bohdanivka (now part of Horodotska), and Ludowa (now Narodna) streets. The drawings were made in August 1935 by Rudolf Polt, a government-authorised civil engineer, civil "geometer" (geodesist), and forensic building expert.

Legal regulation

Borys Voznytskyi Lviv National Art Gallery

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