Kurvenal (1912) by Nicholas Roerich

Kurvenal - Nicholas Roerich - 1912

Artwork Information

TitleKurvenal
ArtistNicholas Roerich
Date1912
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern)
Current LocationBakhrushin Theater Museum, Moscow, Russia

About Kurvenal

The artwork titled “Kurvenal,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1912, is a piece associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement. The genre of this artwork is design, and it is currently located in the Bakhrushin Theater Museum in Moscow, Russia.

This vividly captivating artwork portrays a medieval knight figure, adorned in a conical helmet and chainmail armor, symbolizing valor and chivalry. The knight is depicted holding a broadsword and a round shield, both indicative of his readiness for battle. The intricate detailing of his attire and armament is highlighted with the use of vibrant hues, creating a striking contrast against the somber background. The knight’s cloak, in a rich purple color, adds a regal and dignified touch to the composition, reflecting the artistic style and profound elegance characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement.

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