This is the fifth page of an exhibition of Zhitomir as it appears through the lens of modern artist Vyacheslav Mayboroda. Each of his pictures shows a city of which he is clearly proud whether they demonstrate neatly painted stonework commercial buildings still preserved from an earlier century or the architecture of Soviet Realism or the contrast of an electronic sign board on a busy street and families walking on a park promenade. Again we show only a small portion of what he has generously shared and thank Alex Kopelberg for his help in arranging this exhibition opportunity and Alexander Fesjuk for his assistance.
This page concentrates on the streets of Zhitomir in modern views with which, on a page we will publish later as well as on the Zhitomir Collection Point page, we will try to find more historical pictures of these same streets to contrast.
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Mikhailovskaya Street at Night |
Sholom Aleikhem and Kafedralna Streets |
Chernyakhovskiy Street |
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| Independence Square The former Lenin Square with the first 12-storey building constructed in Zhitomir |
Korolyov Square |
Kievskaya Street |
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| Peremoga Street | City Theatre at Night | Kievskaya & Moskovskaya Streets |
All pictures on this page are Copyright to Vyacheslav Mayboroda, 2005,
used by permission, and may not be used except by his express permission.
Further copyrights to the text and page are held by Deborah Glassman, 2005
Click Zhitomir Photo Collection #1
to see the public buildings of Zhitomir.
Click Zhitomir Photo Collection #2 to see the next grouping of Mr Mayboroda's photos- houses.
Click Zhitomir Photo Collection #3 to see Commercial Buildings from Pre World War II, still in use.
Click Zhitomir Photo Collection #4 to see images of Zhitomir's parks and monuments.
Click Zhitomir Photo Collection #5 to see Zhitomir's modern streets.
This is a selection of Mr Mayboroda's work by the web page creator and necessarily can not include all of the fine materials that he has created.
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Page created by Deborah Glassman October 2005