Saint Petersburg, archeology and ancient Russia
Academy, archaeological expeditions and stage sets construct a historical language in bold colors. This milestone sheds light on the "Nicholas Roerich" collection by favoring the material.
1874 -1947 · Russia, United States, Central Asia and Himalayas
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1874 -1947 · Russia, United States, Central Asia and Himalayas
Nicholas Roerich was born in Saint Petersburg in 1874 and died in Naggar, in the Kullu Valley, in 1947. Trained at the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts between 1893 and 1898, he became interested very early in archeology, Slavic origins and medieval Russia. The Overseas Guests advance colorful ships on rhythmic water and transform ancient history into an almost legendary vision. Roerich directs the Drawing School of the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of the Arts from 1906 to 1916 and also designs sets for the theater and the Ballets Russes. After the Revolution, he headed the Drawing School of the Imperial Society for the Encouragement of the Arts from 1906 to 1916 and also designed sets for the theater and the Ballets Russes. After the Revolution, he stayed in Scandinavia, London and then the United States. From 1923, India became the center of his life. A great expedition carried out from 1923 to 1928 crossed Central Asia; in 1929, the family settled in Naggar and founded the Urusvati Institute. The Himalayan ranges then became his essential motif: simplified plans, deep blue, purple, pink and white transform the mountain into a spiritual presence. Basgo, Sacred Himalayas or Path to Kailash unite observation of relief, monastic architecture and symbolism. Roerich also designed the Banner of Peace and inspired the Roerich Pact for the Protection of Cultural Property. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Roerich Museum also designs the Banner of Peace and inspires the Roerich Pact for the Protection of Cultural Property. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Roerich Museum also designs the Banner of Peace and inspires the Roerich Pact for the Protection of Cultural Property. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Nicholas Roerich Museum estimates his work at nearly seven thousand paintings. The Nicholas Roerich Museum Banner of peace. Its reading favors the material.
Roerich does not paint the mountain as a border: he makes it a way, a light and the visible sign of a spiritual world to be protected.
Course & style
Academy, archaeological expeditions and stage sets construct a historical language in bold colors. This milestone sheds light on the "Nicholas Roerich" collection by favoring the material.
Travel, teaching and crossing Asia gradually move the center of the work towards the mountains.
Spiritual landscapes, Urusvati Institute and Roerich Pact unite painting, research and cultural protection.
The simplified ridges receive blues, pinks and purples which transform the relief into an appearance. This line guides a reading of "Nicholas Roerich" centered on the material.
Successive planes, valleys and peaks lead the gaze in colored bands to the horizon.
Ship, fortress or procession gives the Russian past the density of a founding myth.
Temple, banner and path introduce a moral and meditative direction into the landscape.
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Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a journey exclusively devoted to Nicholas Roerich.
Sails, hulls and stylized waves transform the arrival of navigators into a dazzling vision of Russian origins.
Landmark work by Nicholas Roerich. Reading of "Nicholas Roerich" through the material.The sign of the three circles sums up the ideal of a protected culture beyond borders and conflicts.
Landmark work by Nicholas RoerichThe blue and luminous ridges rise in successive planes until they become a meditative presence.
Landmark work by Nicholas RoerichThe path guides the gaze towards the sacred mountain, between the depth of the landscape and inner movement.
Landmark work by Nicholas RoerichThe simplified ridges receive blues, pinks and purples which transform the relief into an appearance. This line guides a reading of "Nicholas Roerich" centered on the material.
Reading key for Nicholas RoerichSuccessive planes, valleys and peaks lead the gaze in colored bands to the horizon.
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