Dovrsky grandfather (1912) by Nicholas Roerich

Dovrsky grandfather - Nicholas Roerich - 1912

Artwork Information

TitleDovrsky grandfather
ArtistNicholas Roerich
Date1912
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern)
Current LocationMoskow Art Theatre Museum, Moscow, Russia

About Dovrsky grandfather

The artwork titled “Dovrsky grandfather,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1912, is an example of the Art Nouveau (Modern) art movement. It falls under the genre of design and is currently housed in the Moscow Art Theatre Museum, located in Moscow, Russia.

The artwork features a central figure that exudes a whimsical and somewhat fantastical aura. The figure, quite likely representing a mythical or folkloric character, is depicted with an elongated white beard and mustache, and is adorned in a vibrant red garment trimmed with fur. His attire includes a pointed hat, fur-lined gloves, and shoes, adding an element of antiquity and rustic charm. The figure holds a long staff, suggestive of age and wisdom. The lines are flowing and organic, characteristic of the Art Nouveau style, with a focus on intricate detail and a harmonious composition. The overall depiction evokes a sense of storytelling, capturing the essence of a time-honored legend or fairy tale.

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