B. V. Ioganson Art Lyceum One of the oldest educational institutions in St. Petersburg, traces its history from the "Primary School of Drawing and Modeling", established on March 1, 1934 on the initiative of S.M. Kirov. Initially, it was located in the historic building of the Academy of Arts. Later, the school was renamed and became known as the "School of Young Talents", and since 1936, the Secondary Art School (SHSH) was created on its basis, which since 1947 became one of the institutions of the USSR Academy of Arts. In 1992, the secondary art school was renamed into a lyceum and now it bears the name of the famous artist and teacher - Boris Vladimirovich Ioganson (1893-1973). For many years, the St. Petersburg State Academic Art Lyceum. B.V. Ioganson trains young artists in the field of painting, sculpture and architecture. The first teachers of the school were professors of the Academy of Arts, the most prominent Russian artists. The school was supervised by such masters of the Academy as: S.V. Gerasimov, B.V. Ioganson, N.V. Tomsky, V.M. Oreshnikov, P.P. Belousov, B.S. Ugarov, A.A. Mylnikov. Among the graduates of the Lyceum are M.K. Anikushin; A.P. Levitin; I.S. Glazunov; V.F. Zagonek; V.S. Pesikov; M.M. Shemyakin; V. G. Starov; Ya.I. Krestovsky; E.D. Maltsev; A.G. Eremin; L.E.Kerbel; V.I. Tyulenev; 3. P. Arshakuni; E.I. Unknown; V.E. Gorevoy; S.N. Repin; S.A. Kubasov; I.G.Uralov; A.A. Pakhomov and many others. ....
