Vladimir Vasiliev is an outstanding dancer who has impressed generations of viewers with his artistry and technique. In addition, Vladimir Viktorovich is a member of the Russian Academy of arts and the International creative Academy. However, few people know that the creative legacy of the ballet genius is not limited to dancing.Vladimir Vasiliev was born in Moscow on April 18, 1940. The father of the future star, Viktor Ivanovich, worked as a driver. Her mother, Tatyana Yakovlevna, worked as a sales Manager at a felt factory.At the age of seven, the boy accidentally got to the dance club classes In the house of pioneers. Choreographer Elena Rosse, who worked with children, immediately noticed the talent of little Volodya and invited the boy to study. So, a year later, Vladimir Vasiliev first appeared on the stage of the Bolshoi theater with Ukrainian and Russian dances.Vladimir Vasiliev's creative biography continued within the walls of the Moscow choreographic school (now it is an Academy). Teachers noted not only Vladimir's undoubted talent, but also his acting abilities: the young man, in addition to perfect technical performance, put emotions and expression into the dance, easily transforming into the characters of productions as a real artist.
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In 1875, following an open competition, the first prize for the project of a monument to Pushkin was awarded to A.M. Opekushin. At the same time, in the final version of the monument, the shape of the pedestal proposed by A.M. Opekushin (the combination of two truncated cones) was replaced by a shape close to that proposed by I.N.Shroder (a truncated trapezoid on a rectangular prism). Alexander Mikhailovich Opekushin invited the architect Ivan Semyonovich Bogomolov to conduct construction and installation work. A special commission for the construction of the monument was headed by Prince PG Oldenburgsky [5] [6].
Project M.M. Antokolsky, 1875