Born in Minsk, Russia, Abraham Bogdanove was a landscape, seascape and
portrait painter who is best known for his images of Monhegan Island,
off the coast of Maine. He also painted in Europe and in Canada at the
Gaspe Peninsula.
Bogdanove studied in New York at the Art
Students League, Cooper Union, the National Academy of Design, and
Columbia University School of Architecture where he trained with and
was studio assistant to the noted muralist, Francis Millet.
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