Lahor (Blacksmith) from Kulu (1937) by Nicholas Roerich

Lahor (Blacksmith) from Kulu - Nicholas Roerich - 1937

Artwork Information

TitleLahor (Blacksmith) from Kulu
ArtistNicholas Roerich
Date1937
Mediumchalk,charcoal,canvas
Art MovementRealism
Current LocationState Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow, Russia

About Lahor (Blacksmith) from Kulu

“Lahor (Blacksmith) from Kulu,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1937, is a portrait rendered in chalk and charcoal on canvas, exemplifying the Realism art movement. The piece is currently housed at the State Museum of Oriental Art in Moscow, Russia.

The artwork portrays a striking and detailed depiction of an elderly blacksmith from Kulu. The use of chalk and charcoal lends a monochromatic yet highly textured quality to the portrait. The subject’s features are meticulously captured, with expressive details in his furrowed brows, thick mustache, and flowing hair, all contributing to an aura of wisdom and resilience.

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