Nicholas Roerich

Nicholas Roerich

Nicholas Roerich (Nikolaj Konstantinovich Rerikh, 9 de octubre 1874 – 13 de diciembre 1947) esser un pintor, escritor, archaeolog, teosof, philosoph, e figura public russe. In su juventute, il esseva influenti per le Symbolismo russe, un movimento in le societate russe centrante sur le spiritual. Il interesseva se in hypnosis e altere praticas spiritual e su pinturas es dice haber expression hypnotic.

Nacite in Saint Petersburg, de un patre baltic german benestante e de un matre russe, Roerich viveva in varios locos del mundo usque su morte in Naggar, India.

Formate como artist e avocat, su principales interesses esseva litteratura, philosophia, archaeology, e specialmente arte. Roerich esseva un activista dedicate pro le causa de preservar arte e architectura durante tempore de guerra. Il esseva nominate plure vices pro le longlist del Premio Nobel de Pace.

Le Pacte de Roerich pro le protection de objectos cultural esseva firmate como lege per le Statos Unite e plure altere nationes del Union Pan-Americana in abril 1935.

Galeria

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  Guests from Overseas, 1901
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  Mother of the World (1924)
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  Madonna Oriflamma (1932)
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  Messenger, 1897
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  Treasure of angels, 1905
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  Kiss to the Earth, 1912, scenery for Diaghilev’s The Rite of Spring ballet
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  Solveig's Song, 1912
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  Saint Olga, 1915
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  Saint Pantaleon, 1916
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  And We See, from the "Sancta" Series, 1922
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  And We Are Opening the Gates, from the "Sancta" Series, 1922
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  Monhegan, Maine, 1922
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  The Messenger, 1922
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  And We Are Trying, from the "Sancta" Series, 1922
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  The Pigeon Book (pigeon being used as an adjective), 1922
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  Yama no Ue (Japanese, Patrono:Literally), from the "His Country" series, 1924
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  On the Way to Shelkar Dzong, 1928
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  Sunset near Shelkar, 1928
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  Shelkar Dzong, 1928
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  Madonna Protectoris, 1933
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  1933 Shelkar Dzong (fortress) and monastery
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  Sky power, 1934
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  Kampa Dzong Pink Peak, 1938

Fotos

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  Car of Nicolas Roerich in his museum at Naggar
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  Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Nicholas Roerich, and Mohammad Yunus. (Roerich's estate, Kullu).
• Nicolas Roerich in Naggar, Kullu, India, 1947

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