Scene design for “Peer Gynt” (1911) by Nicholas Roerich

Scene design for

Artwork Information

TitleScene design for "Peer Gynt"
ArtistNicholas Roerich
Date1911
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern),Symbolism

About Scene design for "Peer Gynt"

“Scene design for ‘Peer Gynt’” is an artwork created by Nicholas Roerich in 1911. The artwork is associated with the Art Nouveau (Modern) and Symbolism movements, and it falls under the genre of design.

The artwork encapsulates a dramatic and enigmatic landscape, likely intended for a theatrical setting. It portrays a rugged terrain with a central dark cavern surrounded by towering, jagged rocky formations. The color palette is dominated by purples and blues, which conjure a mystical and fantastical atmosphere. The detailed textures of the rocks and the inclusion of a solitary skull add an eerie and contemplative mood. The scene evokes a sense of profound mystery and otherworldliness, aligning well with the symbolic and modernist undertones of its era.

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