Showing 4 artworks with Nicholas Roerich and with 1914
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Nicholas Roerich’s serene charcoal drawing ‘Ambassador’ depicts a tranquil boat journey against a dramatic mountain backdrop, punctuated by the graceful flight of a bird—a masterful blend of landscape and symbolism reflecting Roerich's spiritual explorations during the early 20th century. Explore this captivating artwork.
Nicholas Roerich’s ‘Boyarynia and children’ captures a vibrant family portrait in 1914, showcasing colorful attire and a serene landscape – a timeless piece perfect for art lovers to admire or own.
Nicholas Roerich’s ‘A good tree has grown’ (1914) is a striking Art Nouveau symbolic painting featuring two birds in a vibrant yellow setting, alongside a central circle, inviting viewers into its rich artistic and spiritual depths – discover this unique piece.
Nicholas Roerich’s luminous Polovtsian camp captures the serene beauty of the Russian landscape in 1914, blending vibrant colors and evocative mountains with a contemplative figure—a captivating glimpse into spiritual art deco.