Alexey Petrovich Bogoliubov, a Russian landscape painter, was born into the family of a retired military officer; by mother he was the grandson of A. N. Radischev. In 1841, Alexey graduated from a military school, served in the navy and travelled with the fleet to many countries. From 1849, he started to visit classes at the Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg, where he was a pupil of Maxim Vorobyev and B. P. Vivalde. But mostly the young painter was influenced by Ivan Ayvazovsky.
1863. Oil on canvas. The Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1876. Oil on canvas. The Central Naval Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1878. Oil on canvas. The Central Naval Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1870s-80s. Oil on panel. The Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Oil on canvas. Omsk Museum of Fine Arts, Omsk, Russia.
Oil on canvas. The K. Savitsky Picture Gallery, Penza, Russia.
Oil on canvas. The K. Savitsky Picture Gallery, Penza, Russia.
Oil on canvas. The K. Savitsky Picture Gallery, Penza, Russia.
Bogoliubov. by M. I. Andronnikova. Moscow. 1962. (in Russian)
Paintings of the 18th-early 20th centuries from the Reserves of the Russian Museum. by K. Mikhailova and G. Smirnov. Leningrad. 1982.