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The Most Sacred... By Roerich, N. Fine art print NEW |
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Curent Price | 12.99 USD |
Item # | 310314182778 |
Status | Active |
Original/Reproduction | Artwork Reproduction |
Listed By | Dealer or Reseller |
Edition Type | Open Edition |
Print Type | Offset Lithograph |
Style | Symbolism |
Size Type/Largest Dimension | Large (Greater than 30") |
End time | 6/17/2012 7:17:55 PM (EST)
26d 11h |
Ships From | Needham Heights, Massachusetts |
Category | Art > Art from Dealers & Resellers > Prints |
The Most Sacred (Treasure of the Mountain).
Fine art print B2
You are bidding on a 20" x 28" reproduction of Nicholas Roerich's painting:
The Most Sacred (Treasure of the Mountain).
This is a high quality print, made in Russia under a direct license with the museum where the original is located.
According to the copyright agreement with the museum the picture contains a watermark with the printer's name.
The actual print is free from any marks!
“The members of the heavenly kingdom, not entering into a state of resistance, do not commit any acts of repulsion in space. Consequently, they do not have a material body; their transfigured body consists only of manifestations which are luminous, sonorous, warm, etc., but which do not exclude each other, are egoistically isolated, but are capable of mutual interpenetration. Having attained a concrete One-beness, which means having absorbed the strivings of each other, and the tasks of Divine Wisdom, they collectively create the Kingdom of perfect Beauty and all-manifesting Good. And they so create their bodies that, being mutually interpenetrating, they are not in possession of one personality, but serve all, complementing each other, and forming individual omni-entities, which are organs of the all-embracing wholeness of the Heavenly Kingdom. The free and loving unanimity of the members of the Heavenly Kingdom is so great that they all build, one may say, ‘One body and one spirit.’”
Nikolay Lossky. The Resurrection in the Flesh
(Nicholas Roerich. Maitreya. 1947)
| Author |
Nicholas Roerich (1874 -1947) |
| Media of Original Painting |
Tempera on canvas |
| Publication type |
Fine Art Print B2 50x70 cm (19.8x27.8 Inch) |
| Paper type |
Linen, 230 g/m2 |
| Subjects |
Myths and Legends |
| Style |
Symbolism |
| Epochs |
Art of the 20th centuries |
| Date of Origin |
1933 |
| Size of original, cm |
73.6 x 117.1 |
You will like the quality of the prints:
they are made on heavy linen paper
that has the look and feel of canvas.
Shipping Terms
All of our prints are shipped in durable cardboard tubes.
To save on combined shipping just wait for an invoice.
We ship Worldwide.
Returns
Only defective prints will be replaced.
Be careful when bidding!
(Of course, we will correct any mistake we have made free for the buyer)
Nicholas Roerich (1874 -1947)
Nicholas Roerich (1874–1947) — a Russian painter, scenic designer, scientist, writer, traveller, and public figure. He is considered to be an unsurpassed master of mountains.
He was taught drawing by Mikhail Mikeshin (1881–1893). Roerich studied at the Faculty of Law in St. Petersburg University (1893–1898), at the Academy of Art (1893–1901) where he was taught by Arkhip Kuinji, and at the studio of F. Cormon in Paris (1900–1901). In 1909, he became an Academician of Painting.
He executed more than 7,000 paintings united into thematic cycles and series.
As a scenic designer, he took part in famous Diaghilev's “Russian Seasons” in Paris. Roerich also was engaged in literary work and wrote poems, tales and apologues. Many of them are literary parallels of his canvases.
All his life he generously presented the world with his talent, and only in the future it will be possible to realise the true value of his work.
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