Elbrus, Caucasus. (1933) by Nicholas Roerich

Elbrus, Caucasus. - Nicholas Roerich - 1933

Artwork Information

TitleElbrus, Caucasus.
ArtistNicholas Roerich
Date1933
Art MovementSymbolism

About Elbrus, Caucasus.

The artwork titled “Elbrus, Caucasus,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1933, is a symbolic landscape painting. This piece is part of the Symbolism art movement, reflecting Roerich’s fascination with spiritual and esoteric themes, often depicted through enchanting natural scenery.

The artwork presents a breathtaking view of a mountainous landscape, with Mount Elbrus, the highest peak in the Caucasus Mountains, as its central element. The scene is dominated by a majestic rendering of snow-capped mountain peaks that reach towards the sky, imparting a sense of grandeur and serenity. The mountains are portrayed in muted shades of white, purple, and red, with an ethereal quality that suggests a mystical or transcendental experience. The foreground of the painting features darker hues, providing a stark contrast to the lighter tones of the mountains and the soft pastel sky above. The artwork evokes a sense of tranquility and reverence for nature’s sublime beauty, capturing the viewer’s imagination and inviting contemplation of the spiritual significance of the natural world.

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