Alexey Bogolyubov
1824–1896 · Russian · 30 artworks
RealismRomanticismDetailed architectural renderingAtmospheric perspectiveDynamic seascapesUse of light to create moodBlending of realism and romanticism
artist bio
Alexey Bogolyubov was a Russian landscape painter known for his seascapes and cityscapes. He skillfully blended Realism with Romanticism, capturing both the accurate details of locations and the dramatic atmosphere of his subjects.
what you'll learn
Studying Bogolyubov's work allows students to explore the intersection of Realism and Romanticism, focusing on how to depict accurate details while conveying mood and atmosphere. Students can learn about composition, perspective, and the use of light and shadow to create depth and drama.
related: Ivan Aivazovsky, Fyodor Vasilyev
30 artworks
Smolny as seen from Bolshaya Okhta
1870
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Ipatyev Monastery near Kostroma
1861
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Shipwreck
1850
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Sinop. Turkey
1856
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Ablyazov. Radishchevskaya estate. Ravine
1887
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Easter procession in Yaroslavl
1863
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Pisa. View of the baptistery and the cathedral
1863
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Vel. Normandy
1880
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Winter in Borisoglebsk
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Venice at night
1850
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Turkish steamships attack 44 gun fregate Flora
1857
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Bolshaya Neva
1872
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Sailboats in the bay
1860
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Portrait of A.A. Radischev
1853
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The Battle of Athos
1853
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Monastery
1860
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Ablyazov. Threshing
1887
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Antwerp, Belgium
1854
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Alley in the park, Liechtenstein
1889
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Norman city
1879
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View of Moscow from the house of G.I. Chludov
1878
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St. Petersburg at Sunset
1850
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Mosque in Istanbul
1850
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Embankment of Constantinople
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Baku
1861
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View to Michael's Castle in Petersburg from Lebiazhy Canal
1880
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Riding on Neva river
1854
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Palermo
1850
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Venice
1850
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Radishchevskaya estate of Bogolyubov (homestead Ablyazov)
1860
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