Ippolit
Antonovich Monighetti

Academician (1847). B. in Moscow. He graduated from the Stroganov school (1835) and the Imperial Academy of arts (1839). Projects M. embodied in Livadia, Tsarskoe Selo, St. Petersburg, Moscow. He is the author of the reconstruction of the Palace (1869 - 1873) in the manor barjatinsky "Marino" Lgovskiy County Kursk province (the construction was supervised by architect K. F. Saltz). As a result, Maryinsky Palace was considerably altered its appearance, "the composition of the building acquired a more wholesome, decorating the walls became more complex and intense". He died and was buried in St. Petersburg.

He graduated from the course at the Moscow Stroganov school of drawing. Student of the Academy of arts from 1834 Received medals: in 1837 – 2 silver; in 1838 – 1 silver; in 1839 – 2 gold for the program: "the Project theatre school"; in the same year the title of the artist XIV class. Had a foreign retiree Academy of arts. In 1847, the title of academician. In 1859 on the Highest command, engaged in construction of various buildings on the estate of Their Imperial Majesties Livadia on the South coast of Crimea (the Church in the Byzantine style, etc.). In 1864, the project Monighetti, was built the Orthodox Church in Vevey (Switzerland).

(Kondakov)