Nicholas Roerich: The Man Who Painted Shangri-La
WEBMay 13, 2021 · As he collected East-Asian art, especially Japanese, and wrote articles about Japanese and Indian masterpieces, Roerich’s focus shifted from Slavic epos to Indian legends. As a lover of colors, Nicholas Roerich renounced oils and turned to tempera which allowed him to produce those sought-after warm hues and saturations.
Nicholas Roerich - Wikipedia
WEBH. P. Lovecraft describes Roerich's paintings of Asian mountain landscapes as "strange and disturbing" numerous times in his Antarctic horror story At the Mountains of Madness. Roerich was awarded Order of St. Sava. The minor planet 4426 Roerich in the Solar System was named in honor of Roerich.
Nicholas Roerich - 1843 artworks - painting - WikiArt.org
WEBView all 1843 artworks. Nicholas Roerich lived in the XIX – XX cent., a remarkable figure of Russian Symbolism. Find more works of this artist at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.
Catalogue paintings collection Nicholas Roerich Museum
WEBThe Museum collection comprises 210 paintings by Nicholas Roerich. All of them are presented here and you can browse through them in two different ways. The thumbnails view allows you to have a birds-eye view of the collection. The images are displayed in chronological order, left to right. There you can click on separate images which will then ...
Painting in the Key of Color: The Art of Nicholas Roerich
WEBThe two exquisite paintings combine Gauguin-like simple maidens, but now Eastern (Indian) instead of Tahitian, with his own colors, wave-like mountainous backgrounds, clouds, and mystery. One cannot speak of Nicholas Roerich without mentioning his extensive travels—first to Finland, then to the Himalayas and Mongolia.
Himalayan Landscape - Nicholas Roerich — Google Arts & Culture
WEBNational Gallery of Modern Art. New Delhi, India. Russian intellectual and artist, Nicholas Roerich came and settled with his family at Naggar in Himachal Pradesh, India. His majestic Himalayan...
International Centre of the Roerichs - Google Arts & Culture
WEBNicholas Roerich created more than 500 paintings, wrote such books as “Altai-Himalayas” and “The Heart of Asia”, and collected enormous scientific material. During this period Nicholas...
Nicholas Roerich Collection — Google Arts & Culture
WEBThe unique collection of paintings and graphic works by Nicholas and Svetoslav Roerich were sent from India to the Latvian Roerich Society (1930–1940) in Riga.
Selected paintings slideshows Nicholas Roerich Museum
WEBMuseum Collection Paintings Slideshows. catalogue. Heroes, Legends & Myths. Highlights. Master of Mountains. Russia, Europe, USA 1900–1923. Across Central Asia, 1923–1928.
Roerich, Nicholas, 1874–1947 | Art UK
WEBA Northern Sunset 1918. Nicholas Roerich (1874–1947) Worthing Museum and Art Gallery. (b St Petersburg, 27 Sept. [9 Oct.] 1874; d Nagar, nr. Kulu, Himachal Pradesh, India, 13 Dec. 1947). Russian painter, designer, archaeologist, anthropologist, and mystical philosopher.
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