Aleksandr Narolsky
Architect · born 1950 · Александр Владимирович Нарольский
2 works · Tiraspol
Aleksandr Narolsky is a Tiraspol architect. The spelling Norolsky also appears; the Transnistrian state register of monuments uses Нарольский (Narolsky). The 1987 member list of the Union of Architects of the MSSR includes Aleksandr Vladimirovich Narolsky, born in 1950, whose name and initials match.
The register names him as architect of the 1987 Lenin monument in front of the Supreme Council building, with the sculptors Nikolai Tomsky and Vladimir Klimachev. It also credits him on the Tiraspol monuments to Taras Shevchenko (1980) and Alexander Pushkin, and on the monument to the victims of fascism, which official listings date 1989. Other sources date that monument 1969, when Narolsky would have been 19.
The attribution of the Supreme Council building itself (1983) to Narolsky has so far been found on one photo blog only and is not confirmed.
Also cited as: Aleksandr Norolsky, A. V. Narolsky, A. V. Norolsky, Норольский, Narolski

