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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: A RUSSIAN MODERN MYSTIC - NICHOLAS ROERICH 2/23/2011 10:43:11 AM
	Quote: Hi Luis! It´s such a joy that you are bringing quality to this community with this art of strong colors.The paintings turns out to be vivid and full of life.I get a holy feeling of it. Thanks, Mattias Hello Mattias, Thank you so much for visiting us back after so long. I am so glad that you have enjoyed this exhibition. I really appreciate your commentary and your input, they are accurate as to the paintings and as far as I am concerned, most encouraging to me. Thanks again, Luis Miguel G.
	"Choose a job you love and you will not have to work a day in your life" (Confucius)
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: A RUSSIAN MODERN MYSTIC - NICHOLAS ROERICH 2/24/2011 1:25:26 AM
	Quote: These are astonishing Miguel! So large and so detailed, he was indeed a great artist. Thank you for showing these. Sara Dear Sara, We are just beginning to scratch the surface with the number of works of Nicholas Roerich that I have been showing on this thread. A conservative estimate says he produced about 7,000 works among paintings and drawings, but others point to 9,000 or more. And with most of them he did not shy at detail. I just cannot figure out how he could find the time for such a great number of works, most of them of a great quality, and for such a big amount of detail. So if I am to be thanked for anything, I believe it should be for facing the difficult task of putting aside many of those works to favor other, perhaps more characteristic ones. Where with other artists I would have liked to have a larger number of works to feature in the past, here I have been forced to sacrifice a lot of wonderful works of art due to their overabundance - how paradoxical and unfortunate! I would like to have a hundred more pages and all the time in the word to show them all, but unfortunately this is not possible and alas!, even this most special thread will have to end some day. Love, Miguel
	"Choose a job you love and you will not have to work a day in your life" (Confucius)
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: A RUSSIAN MODERN MYSTIC - NICHOLAS ROERICH 2/25/2011 2:35:59 AM
	NICHOLAS ROERICH'S STAGE DESIGNS - IV Kiss to the Earth. I.Stravinsky's ballet "Le Sacre du Printemps". 1912. Tempera on cardboard. 62x94 cm. State Russian Museum, St.Petersburg, Russia Set design. I.Stravinsky's ballet "Le Sacre du Printemps". 1930. Tempera on canvas. 75x127 cm. Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York Solveig's House in the Mountains. H.Ibsen's drama "Peer Gynt". 1912. Charcoal, tempera on canvas on cardboard. 63.8x84.5 cm. State Museum of Theatre, Russia Putivl. Eclipse. A.Borodin's opera "Prince Igor". 1914. Tempera on cardboard. 68x97.5 cm. V.Y.Kunin Family collection, St.Petersburg
	"Choose a job you love and you will not have to work a day in your life" (Confucius)
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Luis Miguel 1162 61587 Lima	RE: A RUSSIAN MODERN MYSTIC - NICHOLAS ROERICH 3/7/2011 6:43:13 PM
	Dear Friends, When I started this fascinating thread I strongly relied, for the visual aspect, on a quite unique website: The Estonian Roerich Society's *Paintings Gallery, a site that displays Nicholas Roerich's artwork in great style - for the quality of its reproductions, not their size - and with criterion of completeness. And while I soon migrated to other websites in order to look for bigger reproductions to post, whatever the name of the works reproduced, I nonetheless managed to post a lot of paintings from the former: concretely, the most beautiful - in my opinion - among those presented from letters 'a' to 'l'. Because obeying to my innate sense of order, and compelled by the huge number of Nicholas Roerich's paintings included, I had decided to avail myself of the website's great sense of organization and follow the alphabetic order to facilitate things. Now that the thread is about to close, I have decided to select a number of Roerich's works that have additionally caught my eye for their uniqueness or their great beauty and show them here for you to enjoy. They are from letters 'm' to 'z' and have not been previously posted. Most of them are gems in their own right, and I sincerely hope you like them. Thank you, Luis Miguel Goitizolo Landscape: Tulola - Finland.* 1918. Oil on panel. 26x55.8 cm. Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA Messengers of the Morn. 1917. Tempera, oil on canvas. 49x76.8 cm. Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA Monastery in Sissu. Lahul. 1932. Tempera on canvas on cardboard. 20.5x42.5 cm. State Museum of Art, Riga, Latvia Mongol Tsam. 1928. Tempera on canvas. 90x143.5 cm. Private collection, New York Mongolia (Olun Sume). 1936. Tempera on cardboard. 31x46 cm. State Museum of Art, Riga, Latvia Mongolia I. 1938. Tempera on canvas. 91x124.4 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia (temporarily) Mountain Landscape. Alps. Watercolor, gouace on paper. 17.7x26.2 cm. V.Petrov collection, St.Petersburg Nizhny Novgorod. Kremlin Walls. 1903. Oil on wood. 32.4x83.2 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia Novgorod. The Saviour of Nereditsa. 1899. Tempera. At first I.Stepanov collection Oirot, Messenger of the White Burkhan. Banners of the East Series. 1925. Tempera on canvas. 73.1x116.7 cm. N.Roerich International Centre-Museum, Moscow, Russia The Old King. 1910. Oil on cardboard. 25.0x33.9 cm. N.Roerich International Centre-Museum, Moscow, Russia Ominous Ones. 1901. Gouache, indian ink, pen, brush on paper on board. 25.2x45 cm. Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia Palden Lhamo. 1932. Tempera on canvas. 81.4x127 cm. Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York Path to Tibet. 1925. Tempera on canvas on cardboard. 30.5x40.5 cm. Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York The Queen of the Heaven. Wall-painting sketch for the Church of the Holy Spirit in Talashkino. 1911. Gouache, pencil, watercolor on paper on cardboard. Yagoda collection, Dallas, USA Red Lama. Sikkim Series. 1924. Tempera on canvas. 73.5x142 cm. Private collection, USA Religious Procession. 1920-s. Tempera on canvas. 89x137 cm. New Hermitage Gallery collection, Moscow Rostov Kremlin. 1900-s. Mixed technique on paper. 14.4x21.5 cm. Private collection, Moscow Rostov the Great. Church on Ishnya. 1903. Oil on wood. 40.7x31 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia Sacrifice. Gouache on cardboard. 68.5x58.5 cm. Saint Nicholas Mozhaisky. 1920. Tempera, charcoal, gouache on canvas. 45.7x60.9 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia Saint Panteleimon the Healer. 1916. Tempera on canvas. 130x178 cm. Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia The Saviour and Selected Saints. Mosaic of the Troitsky Cathedral in Pochayev. 1910. The Schimnik. 1895. Oil on canvas. 45.1x34.5 cm. N.Roerich International Centre-Museum, Moscow, Russia Serpent of Wisdom. Banners of the East Series. 1924. Tempera on canvas. 74.2x117.5 cm. N.Roerich International Centre-Museum, Moscow, Russia Shekar Dzong. 1928. Tempera on canvas. 81.5x148.5 cm. N.Roerich International Centre-Museum, Moscow, Russia Tibetan Camp. 1936. Tempera on canvas. 47.5x79.5 cm. State Museum of Art, Riga, Latvia Tibetan Path. 1931. Tempera on canvas. 31.7x45.7 cm. Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York Timur Khada. Mongolia. 1936. Tempera on cardboard. 31x46 cm. State Museum of Art, Riga, Latvia Varangian Sea. Scandinavian Series. 1910. Oil on canvas. 139.5x317.5 cm. Private collection Viking's Grave. 1908. Gouache, pastel, charcoal on cardboard. 52x77 cm. Gorlovka Art Museum, Ukraine Vilno. Remains of Gediminas's Castle. 1903. Oil on wood. 39.4x31.7 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia White Himalayas. Kuluta Series. 1931. Tempera on canvas. 31x43 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia Yaroslavl. Church of Nativity of Christ. 1903. Oil on wood. 31.7x40.7 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia Yhinlahti. 1917. Collection of the Relanders, Mikkeli, Finland Young Fox. Drawing. 1894. 11.4x8.9 cm. Yuen Kang. 1937. Tempera on canvas. 86x47 cm. State Museum of Oriental Arts, Moscow, Russia (temporarily) Yurtas. Mongolia. 1940. Tempera on canvas. 52x69 cm. Private collection Zvenigorod. 1933. Tempera on canvas. 47x78.7 cm. Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York
	"Choose a job you love and you will not have to work a day in your life" (Confucius)
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Mattias 911 439 Jönköping	RE: A RUSSIAN MODERN MYSTIC - NICHOLAS ROERICH 3/7/2011 6:56:06 PM
	Kiss To The Earth may inspire me to more poetry and who knows? Maybe I will kiss Solveig in her house:) Quote: NICHOLAS ROERICH'S STAGE DESIGNS - IV Kiss to the Earth. I.Stravinsky's ballet "Le Sacre du Printemps". 1912. Tempera on cardboard. 62x94 cm. State Russian Museum, St.Petersburg, Russia Set design. I.Stravinsky's ballet "Le Sacre du Printemps". 1930. Tempera on canvas. 75x127 cm. Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York Solveig's House in the Mountains. H.Ibsen's drama "Peer Gynt". 1912. Charcoal, tempera on canvas on cardboard. 63.8x84.5 cm. State Museum of Theatre, Russia Putivl. Eclipse. A.Borodin's opera "Prince Igor". 1914. Tempera on cardboard. 68x97.5 cm. V.Y.Kunin Family collection, St.Petersburg
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