The artwork titled “St. Moritz” was created by Nicholas Roerich in 1923. This piece belongs to the medium of oil on panel and is a part of the Symbolism art movement. Measuring 30.5 by 41 centimeters, it depicts a landscape and is included in Roerich’s “Switzerland” series.
The artwork presents a majestic mountainous landscape of St. Moritz, characterized by its bold and vivid use of colors. Prominent snow-capped peaks are depicted in hues of white and blue, contrasting sharply with the darker, earthier tones of the lower slopes and valleys. The painting’s brushstrokes are expressive, adding a texture that conveys the ruggedness of the terrain. The overall composition demonstrates Roerich’s skill in capturing the sublime beauty and serene grandeur of the Swiss Alps, reflecting his Symbolist influences. The piece evokes a sense of tranquility and timelessness, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in the depicted natural splendor.
