Konstantin Bogaevsky
1872–1943 · Russian · 30 artworks
SymbolismRealismSymbolic landscapesHistorical and mythological themesDetailed architectural renderingsUse of color to evoke moodBlending realism with fantasy
artist bio
Konstantin Bogaevsky was a Russian Symbolist painter known for his visionary landscapes, often depicting fantastical and historical scenes. His work blends elements of Realism with Symbolism to create evocative and imaginative worlds, influencing later generations of Russian artists.
what you'll learn
Studying Bogaevsky's work allows students to explore the fusion of realistic techniques with symbolic content, learning how to create atmosphere and convey deeper meanings through landscape painting. Students can also learn about color theory and composition.
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30 artworks
Southern Land. Cave Town.
1908
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Romantic landscape (Crimean landscape)
1942
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Seashore
1907
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Ships
1912
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Town in the valley
1935
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Rainbow
1931
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The Baku oil fields
1935
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Birch Grove
1935
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Port of imaginary city
1932
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Koktebel. House of Maximilian Voloshin.
1905
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Landscape with castle
1912
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Consular tower in Sudak
1903
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Stary Krym
1903
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Ancient town
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Evening at the sea
1941
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Night at the seaside
1903
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Bibi-Heybat
1932
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Palm trees
1908
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Tropical landscape
1906
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Italian Landscape
1911
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Mount St. George
1911
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Flow. Fantastic landscape.
1908
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Mountain landscape
1942
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Altars
1907
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Morning
1910
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Romantic landscape
1914
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Kaffa (Old Feodosia)
1927
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Landscape with lake
1922
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Classical Landscape
1910
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Last Rays
1903
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