Bogayevsky Collection

Seashore, 1907. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
Seashore, 1907. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Feodosiya. The Crimea, 1930. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
Feodosiya. The Crimea, 1930. Found in the collection of the I. Ayvasovsky National Art Gallery, Feodosiya

Landscape, 1942. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
Landscape, 1942. From a private collection

The Cimmerian region, 1910. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
The Cimmerian region, 1910. Found in the collection of the State Museum of History and Art, Serpukhov

Night At Sea, 1903. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
Night At Sea, 1903. Found in the collection of the State A. Radishchev Art Museum, Saratov

The Sun, 1906. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
The Sun, 1906. Found in the collection of the Regional Art Gallery, Vologda

The Crimea, 1908. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
The Crimea, 1908. Found in the collection of the Regional M. Vrubel Art Museum, Omsk

Landscape with trees, 1927. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
Landscape with trees, 1927. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

Morning, 1910. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
Morning, 1910. Found in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

The ancient Crimea, 1903. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
The ancient Crimea, 1903. Found in the collection of the State A. Radishchev Art Museum, Saratov

Ancient town. Artist: Bogayevsky, Konstantin Fyodorovich (1872-1943)
Ancient town. Found in the collection of the F. Kovalenko Museum of Art, Krasnodar

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Konstantin Fyodorovich Bogayevsky, a renowned artist from Russia, captured the beauty of nature and landscapes in his remarkable paintings. In "Seashore" (1907), he transports us to the tranquil coast, where waves gently caress the sandy beach under a clear blue sky. Moving forward in time to 1930, "Feodosiya. The Crimea" showcases Bogayevsky's ability to depict the picturesque charm of this Crimean city with its vibrant colors and architectural details. As we delve deeper into his collection, we encounter "Landscape" (1942), which reveals Bogayevsky's versatility as an artist by presenting a different perspective on nature during wartime. Despite the tumultuous era, he manages to convey serenity through his brushstrokes. "The Cimmerian region" (1910) takes us on an enchanting journey through mystical lands shrouded in legends and folklore. Here, Bogayevsky skillfully captures the essence of this ancient realm with its rugged terrain and mysterious atmosphere. In "Night At Sea" (1903), darkness envelops everything except for shimmering moonlight reflecting off gentle waves—a testament to Bogayevsky's ability to evoke emotions through contrasting elements. Similarly, in "The Sun" (1906), he portrays sunlight flooding a landscape with warmth and radiance. It also had a deep connection with Crimea as seen in works like "The Crimea" (1908). With vivid strokes and rich hues, he brings forth the region's unique character—its mountains majestically rising against azure skies while lush vegetation thrives below. "Landscape with trees" (1927) demonstrates how Bogayevsky masterfully combines natural elements into harmonious compositions that captivate viewers' attention. Meanwhile, "Morning" (1910) bathes us in soft light as dawn breaks over rolling hills—an idyllic scene that exudes tranquility.