The artwork titled “House of God,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1903, is an oil painting on canvas, executed within the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The painting falls under the genre of cityscape and is known to have been destroyed.
The artwork depicts an intricate and detailed cityscape, showcasing various buildings with distinct architectural designs. The structures are characterized by their layered and ornate facades, arches, and domed roofs, epitomizing the artistic tendencies of the early 20th century. The use of muted colors and meticulous line work imbues the piece with a historical and somewhat solemn atmosphere. The composition captures a sense of serenity and reverence, possibly reflecting the artist’s contemplative perspective on urban ecclesiastical architecture.