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Nicolai Ouroussoff (Russian: Николай Урусов) is a
writer and
educator who was an
architecture critic for the Los
Angeles Times and The New York Times....
- Urusov/
Ouroussoff (Russian: Урусов) and Urusova/
Ouroussoff (Russian: Урусова; feminine) is a
Russian princely family of
Nogai origins (from
turkic urus...
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pursue a
career as a designer. In
Paris he
lived with
Prince Nicolas Ouroussoff (December 17, 1879 –
April 8, 1933)
until the prince's
death in 1933....
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March 8, 2021.
Retrieved September 19, 2019. Hull 2011, pp. 104–108.
Ouroussoff,
Nicolai (December 8, 2006). "Expansive
Vistas Both
Inside and Out". The...
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Public on
specified days". New York
Times architecture critic Nicolai Ouroussoff wrote in 2007 that Gl****
House was "once one of the most
famous houses...
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Urusov or
Ouroussoff may
refer to:
Peter Arslanovich Urusov, a
Tatar prince who
killed False Dmitry II in 1610
Pyotr Vasilyevich Ouroussoff, co-founder...
- who were also artists.
Brown is
married to
architecture critic Nicolai Ouroussoff; they have one daughter.
Since 2014,
Brown has been
serving on the board...
- They had a son, Will, and
later divorced. In 1978, he
married Alexandra Ouroussoff, with whom he had
another son, Michael; the
couple divorced in 1988. He...
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Archived from the
original on 10 June 2008.
Retrieved 18
August 2008.
Ouroussoff,
Nicolai (9 May 2005). "A
Forest of Pillars,
Recalling the Unimaginable"...
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places where the
murders occurred. Meanwhile,
architecture critic Nicolai Ouroussoff claimed the
memorial "is able to
convey the
scope of the Holocaust's horrors...
