Showing 8 artworks with Nicholas Roerich and with 1912
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Nicholas Roerich
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Nicholas Roerich's 'Good Nest' (1912) is a symbolic masterpiece blending nature and humanity, showcasing the artist’s unique blend of mysticism and landscape painting. Explore its rich symbolism and artistic legacy.
‘Vernicle’, created in 1912 by Nicholas Roerich, exemplifies Art Nouveau style with intricate mosaic design. Featuring Jesus Christ's gaze, the painting embodies Byzantine iconography and reflects Roerich’s fascination with Eastern spirituality.
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Explore Nicholas Roerich's captivating sketches of costumes for 'Peer Gynt,' capturing Art Nouveau elegance and embodying the spirit of theatrical performance with meticulous detail.
Nicholas Roerich’s "Mariners" presents a vibrant yellow figure holding a staff and shield, embodying the artist's spirit and archaeological pursuits from 1912. Discover this captivating artwork and bring its timeless beauty into your space.
Explore Roerich's evocative 'Forest,' a striking black and white pencil drawing from 1912. Witness the artist’s mastery of line and shadow in this fantastical creature study.
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