Bogoluboff

Also known as: Bogoluboff

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Overview

Alexey Petrovich Bogolyubov (16 March 1824 – 1896), Russian landscape and seascape painter, long resident in Paris (Wikipedia, «Alexey Bogolyubov», https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexey_Bogolyubov, which gives two different death dates in infobox and text; the diary's Mon Journal t.16 index has «Bogoluboff (M.), peintre : 43, 200»). He is the leading figure of the Russian art colony in Paris in 1883–1884.

Relevance to Marie

  • 1 October 1883. At the farewell ceremony for Turgenev's body at the Paris station, «[le peintre] Bogoluboff a aussi prononcé un discours» after Renan and About; the word peintre was struck out in the transcription (101.0471).
  • 18 May 1884. Bagnitsky tells her that at the painter Bogoluboff's they spoke of the Salon and that an unnamed artist had said something about Bastien-Lepage (104.0222; the quoted remark is in the paragraph).

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