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Russian Empire · September 27, 1874 – December 13, 1947Wikidata

Nicholas Roerich

Russian painter, writer, archaeologist and philosopher (1874–1947)

Born in Saint Petersburg. Died in Kullu.

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A life in paintings

Born 187443 dated paintingsDied 1947

44 works

  • The Polovetzky Camp
    The Polovetzky Camp
    Nicholas Roerich
    1874 · Detroit Institute of Arts
  • Вечер богатырства Киевского
    Вечер богатырства Киевского
    Nicholas Roerich
    1896 · Izvara
  • Messenger. Clan revolted against to clan.
    Messenger. Clan revolted against to clan.
    Nicholas Roerich
    1897 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Overseas Guests
    Overseas Guests
    Nicholas Roerich
    1901 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • And we are opening the gates
    And we are opening the gates
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Q113152360
    Q113152360
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Snakes facing whisperer a serpent
    Snakes facing whisperer a serpent
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • St Sergius the Builder
    St Sergius the Builder
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Sacred Himalayas
    Sacred Himalayas
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Ancient-novgorod-the-saviour-nereditsa
    Ancient-novgorod-the-saviour-nereditsa
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Arabian-woman
    Arabian-woman
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Banner-of-peace-1931
    Banner-of-peace-1931
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Basgo-1932
    Basgo-1932
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Beda-the-preacher
    Beda-the-preacher
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
  • Q135552316
    Q135552316
    Nicholas Roerich
    20th century
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