Pechora. General view of the courtyard. (1903) by Nicholas Roerich

Pechora. General view of the courtyard. - Nicholas Roerich - 1903

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TitlePechora. General view of the courtyard.
ArtistNicholas Roerich
Date1903
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern),Realism

About Pechora. General view of the courtyard.

The artwork titled “Pechora. General view of the courtyard,” created by Nicholas Roerich in 1903, is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Realism movements. This cityscape is part of the series “Sketches from travels in old Russian cities.”

The artwork depicts a general view of a courtyard in Pechora, characterized by its intricate architectural elements and vivid use of color. The composition features a variety of structures, including those with ornate facades and distinct rooftops, reflecting the aesthetic sensibilities and historical architecture of the region. The use of bold and contrasting colors brings the scene to life, capturing the essence of the place and its timeless charm. The artist’s attention to detail and his depiction of light and shadow contribute to the overall realism of the piece, while the stylistic elements showcase the modern influences of the Art Nouveau movement.

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